Donald Trump has signed a self-policing agreement on artificial intelligence with leading tech executives, as part of efforts to address regulatory concerns. The document, which Trump has promoted as a voluntary framework, outlines guidelines for ethical AI development and usage. The agreement was announced ahead of a major tech industry summit, where discussions on AI governance are expected to take center stage.
The pact includes commitments from participating companies to self-regulate AI applications, focusing on transparency and accountability. While the details remain vague, Trump has emphasized that the agreement aims to prevent government overreach in tech regulation. Industry representatives have not yet commented publicly on the terms.
The move comes amid growing pressure on tech leaders to address AI ethics and potential biases. Trump’s administration has previously faced criticism for its approach to tech regulation, and this agreement is seen as an attempt to position the U.S. As a leader in responsible AI innovation. The document is expected to be shared with lawmakers in the coming weeks.
