Trump says tech leaders signed 'morally binding' AI document at White House luncheon
The president said industry has shown 'tremendous self-policing' as his administration considers a formal AI oversight committee.
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US President Donald Trump said technology industry leaders signed a "morally binding" document on artificial intelligence during a White House luncheon, according to Anadolu Agency.
Trump said the move reflected what he described as "tremendous self-policing" by the industry, as his administration considers establishing a formal oversight committee for artificial intelligence.
The report did not identify which technology executives attended the luncheon or specify the exact contents of the document they reportedly signed, and the White House has not released the text publicly.
The comments come amid continued debate in Washington over how to regulate rapidly advancing AI technology, with some lawmakers and advocacy groups pushing for binding legislation rather than voluntary industry commitments.
It remains unclear whether the administration's proposed oversight committee would carry enforcement powers or serve primarily an advisory role, and further details are expected as the initiative develops.
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- Trump says tech leaders signed 'morally binding' AI document at luncheon — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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