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In Silicon Valley, AI founders cheer Trump’s calls for the industry to police itself on safety

San Francisco's Tech Week saw venture capitalists and AI founders rejoice over President Trump's stance on regulating artificial intelligence, emphasizing "don't do it." The White House's new voluntary safety pact, likened to a constitution for Super Intelligence, encourages advanced AI labs to establish safety protocols and internal monitoring teams. However, representatives from OpenAI and other key players expressed concerns about the lack of concrete measures to prevent potential "bad things" from happening.

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