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Trump, top AI leaders agree to voluntary AI standards
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President Trump said Tuesday that top AI executives agreed to voluntary standards aimed at increasing industry oversight.
Key facts
- When asked for comment Tuesday, the White House told Axios: "Turn on TRUTH notifications," a reference to the president's Truth Social account
- Trump, Zuckerberg and previous AI Czar David Sacks were seen laughing as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei addressed reporters and emphasized the safety risks of the technology
- The intrigue: In a panel following the event, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was already referring to AI as "SI," or superintelligence, the term Trump is pushing to refer to the technology
- President Trump said Tuesday that top AI executives agreed to voluntary standards aimed at increasing industry oversight
Summary
Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson announced Tuesday afternoon that several AI titans signed a voluntary agreement, which they called an "accord," outlining standards for reviewing AI systems. He said there will be internal risk review and external auditors to examine the technology. The Information reported that top AI labs Anthropic, OpenAI and Google were working together before the White House meeting on a self-regulation framework to coordinate on "testing and auditing the technology.