Trump and top AI leaders agree to voluntary AI standards
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President Trump said Tuesday that top AI executives agreed to voluntary standards aimed at increasing industry oversight. Why it matters: The agreement puts AI companies at the center of policing their own technology as pressure grows for stronger safeguards. Driving the news: Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson announced Tuesday afternoon that several AI titans signed a voluntary agreement, which they called an "accord," outlining standards for reviewing AI systems. "This starts with every company that is training and deploying frontier models having robust internal processes and controls," the accord reads. "This is a statement of principles ... a statement of standards, commitments that are vo
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