Trump and AI Tech Leaders Sign 'Morally Binding' White House Accord on Safety
The voluntary pact establishes self-policing standards for AI development, with Trump comparing the agreement to a constitution.
US President Donald Trump and leaders of major artificial intelligence companies have signed a set of voluntary self-policing standards at the White House, CBS News and The Hill reported. The agreement, known as "The White House Accord," was described by the parties as morally binding.
Speaking alongside House Speaker Mike Johnson, Trump likened the document to a constitution and noted that leading figures in the tech industry signed alongside him. According to The Jerusalem Post, the initiative comes amid mounting calls and rising concerns over artificial intelligence safety.
Sources: Jerusalem Post — front page, CBS News, The Hill
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