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‘The Daily Show’ Takes Down Trump’s ‘Morally Binding’ Agreement With AI CEOs: ‘We’re All F—ked!’

"It was like the Last Supper, if everyone there believed they were the Son of God," Jordan Klepper jokes of the president's Super Intelligence AI summit The post ‘The Daily Show’ Takes Down Trump’s ‘Morally Binding’ Agreement With AI CEOs: ‘We’re All F—ked!’ appeared first on TheWrap .

Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" host Jordan Klepper took aim at President Trump's Tuesday summit with leaders of major AI technology companies at the White House. Klepper characterized the gathering as "like the Last Supper, if everyone there believed they were the Son of God." The summit aimed to sign a "morally binding" agreement among the tech CEOs, who pledged to establish "robust internal processes and controls" to ensure their AI technology functioned as intended.

However, Trump later revealed that no federal regulations or guardrails would be implemented on AI. Klepper sarcastically questioned the CEOs' ability to self-police, noting that even Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg couldn't manage his own aunt's comments on his social media. The summit also saw Trump dub artificial intelligence as "Super Intelligence," a term Klepper mocked, stating that the industry's titans were unlikely to change their industry's name due to Trump's suggestion.

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