Trump to AI Tech Leaders: Regulation Won't Slow US Race Against China

At the White House AI summit, tech giants agreed on data center commitments while Trump emphasized the technological contest with Beijing.

The White House artificial intelligence summit convened by US President Donald Trump included the heads of OpenAI, Google, Meta, Nvidia, SpaceX, and Anthropic, Romanian outlet Digi24 reported. The gathering, dedicated to "Superintelligence," concluded with new commitments on data centers and an administration push to adopt new official terminology for the field.

According to a report by Globes, Trump stressed to industry executives that there is "no second place" in the technological rivalry with China. The president made clear that he will not permit regulatory constraints to slow the American race, alongside the agreed-upon voluntary oversight mechanisms.