Six AI giants sign a voluntary safety commitment at the White House
Google, xAI, Anthropic, Meta, Nvidia and OpenAI signed a voluntary safety commitment at the White House in late September that leaves oversight of their products in the companies' own hands, with internal controls, risk assessments and external reviews. Trump later announced the creation of the Superintelligence Force, a committee to coordinate the government's relationship with the sector. Experts consulted point to the absence of mandatory rules and warn of negative externalities of global scope.
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- Six leading AI companies signed a voluntary safety commitment at the White House focused on internal controls and risk assessments
- On October 4, Trump created the Superintelligence Force, a White House committee to coordinate relations with companies in the sector
- Professor Juan David Gutiérrez of Universidad de los Andes says there are no specific rules on the testing companies must follow
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