Trump hosts AI leaders at White House
First reported 29 Sept, 11:46 UTCUpdated 3d ago7 sources
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As concerns grow about the pace of AI development, President Donald Trump hosted top tech leaders at the White House Tuesday, saying there was broad agreement that the industry should rely on “self-regulation” rather than sweeping government rules.
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Trump says he and AI company leaders signed a voluntary accord at a White House meeting that includes internal and external reviews of the technology.
As concerns grow about the pace of AI development, President Donald Trump hosted top tech leaders at the White House Tuesday, saying there was broad agreement that the industry should rely on “self-regulation” rather than sweeping government rules.
While the White House settles for a voluntary accord, the Federal Trade Commission is preparing subpoena-like demands and plans to compel testimony from frontier lab executives.
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- AI leaders talk latest models, tech risks at Trump lunch (opens Semafor in a new tab)
AI regulation will top the agenda when leaders from the two firms lunch with US President Donald Trump alongside the bosses of Meta and Nvidia.
- Trump hosts AI leaders at White House (opens The Globe and Mail in a new tab)
As concerns grow about the pace of AI development, President Donald Trump hosted top tech leaders at the White House Tuesday, saying there was broad agreement that the industry should rely on “self-regulation” rather than sweeping government rules.
- Trump and top AI leaders agree to voluntary AI standards (opens Axios in a new tab)
President Trump said Tuesday that top AI executives agreed to voluntary standards aimed at increasing industry oversight. Why it matters: The agreement puts AI companies at the center of policing their own technology as pressure grows for stronger safeguards. Driving the news: Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson announced…
- Trump Says Top Tech Firms Have Signed Accord To 'Self-Police' AI Development (opens HuffPost in a new tab)
Trump says he and AI company leaders signed a voluntary accord at a White House meeting that includes internal and external reviews of the technology.
- Trump and six tech companies sign a voluntary artificial intelligence safety accord (opens MercoPress in a new tab)
US President Donald Trump and the heads of six technology companies signed a voluntary accord at the White House on Tuesday under which the companies commit to ensuring the safety of their own artificial intelligence systems. Trump called it "morally binding" and said it was "almost like a constitution".
- Trump Wants AI Companies To Police Themselves. His FTC Isn't Waiting. (opens Reason in a new tab)
While the White House settles for a voluntary accord, the Federal Trade Commission is preparing subpoena-like demands and plans to compel testimony from frontier lab executives.
- Ro Khanna Says You Can’t Trust Tech Billionaires. President Trump’s AI Accord Doesn’t Ask You To. (opens Townhall in a new tab)
