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2026-09-30 03:29:35

Trump Meets AI Executives at the White House as Voluntary Safety Pledge Takes Shape

U.S. President Donald Trump met senior executives from several artificial intelligence companies at the White House on Sept. 30, where the administration moved to secure a voluntary responsibility pledge focused on frontier AI models. Attendees included Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei, and OpenAI President Greg Brockman, who represented the company. According to the disclosure cited by BlockBeats, the proposed agreement would require participating companies to put in place layered safety measures. Those measures include internal risk monitoring during training, review by independent teams, external evaluations, and board-level review of the results. Trump said existing laws, along with enforcement capacity at the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, are sufficient to address some risks, while the government wants technology companies to take on self-regulatory responsibility first. House Speaker Johnson said such voluntary commitments could later serve as a basis for legislation, though no bill text or timetable has been released. Trump also mentioned a possible oversight committee of about 10 people, but no details were provided on its membership, powers, or enforcement mechanism. For markets, the White House has not introduced model licensing, mandatory filings, or new federal restrictions for now, easing near-term regulatory pressure on large technology companies and the AI infrastructure chain.

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Trump Meets AI Executives at the White House as Voluntary Safety Pledge Takes Shape