READ IN FULL: Trump and tech lead­ers’ White House Accord on Super Intel­li­gence

Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump on Tues­day released an agree­ment with tech­nol­o­gy CEOs to self-reg­u­late arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence, which Trump has renamed “super intel­li­gence,” as pub­lic fears grow about the technology’s devel­op­ment.
The agree­ment, titled the White House Accord on Super Intel­li­gence Joint Com­mit­ment on Fron­tier Respon­si­bil­i­ties, out­lines guide­lines for com­pa­nies cre­at­ing AI fron­tier mod­els to imple­ment inter­nal con­trols, have an inter­nal over­sight team, per­form exter­nal audits, and have an inde­pen­dent over­sight board.

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Trump released the agree­ment fol­low­ing a meet­ing with lead­ing AI com­pa­nies and Cab­i­net offi­cials. Google CEO Sun­dar Pichai, Meta CEO Mark Zucker­berg, Anthrop­ic CEO Dario Amod­ei, SpaceX­AI CEO Elon Musk, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and Ope­nAI co-founder and Pres­i­dent Greg Brock­man all signed on to the agree­ment. Zucker­berg and Huang have opposed such reg­u­la­tions, but the oth­er CEOs have sup­port­ed them.

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Read the full accord below:
In order to build a pos­i­tive future for the Amer­i­can peo­ple and the world, we believe every com­pa­ny is respon­si­ble for devel­op­ing its own tech­nol­o­gy safe­ly and in a way that builds trust with cus­tomers and the pub­lic.
This starts with every com­pa­ny that is train­ing and deploy­ing fron­tier mod­els hav­ing robust inter­nal proc …