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Tech giants sign AI safety agreement backed by Trump

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France 24 English
“Trump says AI companies sign voluntary accord on safety controls”

President Donald Trump and leaders of major artificial intelligence companies signed a voluntary accord Tuesday to strengthen safety reviews as the technology faces growing public concern. The agreement calls for internal controls, independent audits and board oversight, while Trump rejected calls for government restrictions and urged rapid AI development.

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Israel National News
“Tech giants sign AI safety agreement backed by Trump”

Trump praises major tech executives for a new AI safety commitment, arguing self-policing can address risks without slowing development or adding regulations.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Trump, tech executives release 'morally binding' accord amid rising fears over AI safety”

"It's almost like a constitution, in a way," Trump said, referring to the agreement between the companies. "And the biggest people in the world signed that, and I signed it as president."

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Al Jazeera English
“Trump backs AI self-regulation at tech summit but is it enough?”

US President Donald Trump and leading tech companies have signed a voluntary agreement to regulate AI development.

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דבר
“מובילי תעשיית ה-AI חתמו בבית הלבן על אמנת "פיקוח עצמי”

כשטראמפ נשאל מדוע מנהיגי החברות ראויים לאמון בכך שיבצעו רגולציה על עצמם, השיב כי הם "אנשים יוצאים מגדר הרגיל"

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Al Jazeera English
“How does Trump’s White House AI accord work?”

Trump announces voluntary pact on AI, urging companies to self-police amid growing calls for strict safety regulations.

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