Trump signs agreement on artificial intelligence self-regulation
US President Donald Trump signed an agreement on the regulation of artificial intelligence with representatives of technology companies at the White House on Tuesday. The meeting was also attended by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei. According to Trump, the agreement carries a moral obligation but does not represent legal regulation of the sector. forum24.cz ↗
Following the talks, Trump endorsed a model in which companies operating in the field of artificial intelligence would monitor one another. The president has long opposed the introduction of broader government rules for this sector and instead advocates voluntary self-regulation by technology companies. Tagesspiegel ↗
The meeting brought together several representatives of major technology companies and members of the US administration. Participants discussed the further development of artificial intelligence, its risks, and how to oversee new technologies. RTE News ↗
Trump stated that the United States does not want to slow down the development of artificial intelligence, as it seeks to win the technological competition with China. However, his approach comes at a time when representatives of the tech sector are warning of possible security threats associated with the rapid development of artificial intelligence. El Pais ↗
The signed agreement thus leaves the main oversight of the industry to the companies themselves. Further developments will show whether the voluntary framework will be sufficient to address security risks, or whether Congress and other institutions will ultimately move to adopt binding rules. ORF ↗
Following the talks, Trump endorsed a model in which companies operating in the field of artificial intelligence would monitor one another. The president has long opposed the introduction of broader government rules for this sector and instead advocates voluntary self-regulation by technology companies. Tagesspiegel ↗
The meeting brought together several representatives of major technology companies and members of the US administration. Participants discussed the further development of artificial intelligence, its risks, and how to oversee new technologies. RTE News ↗
Trump stated that the United States does not want to slow down the development of artificial intelligence, as it seeks to win the technological competition with China. However, his approach comes at a time when representatives of the tech sector are warning of possible security threats associated with the rapid development of artificial intelligence. El Pais ↗
The signed agreement thus leaves the main oversight of the industry to the companies themselves. Further developments will show whether the voluntary framework will be sufficient to address security risks, or whether Congress and other institutions will ultimately move to adopt binding rules. ORF ↗
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Budú sa kontrolovať sami. Trump podpísal s lídrami v oblasti umelej inteligencie dohodu o regulácii
svet.sme.sk
| 23:55 29.09.
Trump apuesta por que las empresas de IA se autorregulen para evitar el descontrol de la tecnología
El Pais
| 22:20 29.09.
Hochrangiges KI-Treffen im Weißen Haus: Trump will US-Entwicklern die Aufsicht weiterhin selbst überlassen
Tagesspiegel
| 23:05 29.09.
Trump podepsal s lídry AI dohodu o regulaci. Je podle něj morálně závazná
forum24.cz
| 22:58 29.09.
Künstliche Intelligenz: Trump: KI-Firmen sollen sich selbst beaufsichtigen
Tagesspiegel
| 22:51 29.09.
KI: Trump setzt auf Selbstregulierung der Tech-Branche
ORF
| 22:02 29.09.
Trump touts self-regulation at AI bosses lunch
RTE News
| 21:47 29.09.
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