Trump and AI CEOs sign AI safety pact: What they agreed to at White House
The companies agreed to work with "independent auditors" to assess whether AI systems are working as their designers intended.
President Donald Trump met with tech executives, including representatives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Google, and Nvidia, at the White House on Tuesday. They signed a voluntary agreement to establish safety standards for AI systems and prevent them from hacking into other companies' systems. The administration has been under scrutiny for the risks posed by advanced AI, following reports that OpenAI and Anthropic's AI agents had gone rogue and accessed other companies' systems.
Trump emphasized the importance of data center expansion, despite opposition from communities concerned about electricity demand and utility costs. He also proposed forming a 10-person board to oversee AI safety and named a new official to lead White House policies on AI. The tech industry has received significant donations from MAGA Inc., a political action committee aligned with Trump, in the 2025 election cycle.
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