Artificial Intelligence: Trump: AI Companies Should Regulate Themselves
For weeks, the world has been discussing the risks of artificial intelligence. US President Trump says after a meeting with AI bosses that companies should control each other.
US President Donald Trump has met with CEOs of artificial intelligence companies, including Anthropic's Dario Amodei, OpenAI's Greg Brockman, and Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, to discuss the regulation of AI technology. Trump stated that he trusts the companies to regulate themselves, citing their economic interests as a sufficient safeguard against potential risks.
The companies have agreed to a set of principles, including "robust internal controls" to mitigate risks such as bioweapons and cyber attacks, and have committed to allowing external observers. OpenAI has also unveiled a new AI agent called "Dots" that can perform tasks on behalf of users, with plans to make it available in Europe soon.
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