Pledge signed by Trump and AI leaders contains misspelling of "United States"
A pledge document signed by President Trump and prominent AI industry figures reportedly misspells the country's name.
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A pledge document signed by President Trump and a group of leading AI industry figures reportedly contains a misspelling of "United States."
The error appeared in the formal text of the pledge, despite the document being signed by some of the most prominent names in the artificial intelligence industry.
Further details on how the error occurred, or whether the document will be corrected, were not immediately available.
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