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Schumer demands closed briefing on SI risks for all senators; Speaker Johnson expects Trump to meet SI company heads

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Congress is trying to keep up with the industry, but it has only a few working weeks before the elections, so SI rules will for now still be written by the companies themselves.

The Senate Democratic leader asked the administration to hold a classified briefing for all senators on how frontier models are tested before release, how critical infrastructure is protected from SI cyberattacks, and how China's access to the technology is restricted. House Speaker Mike Johnson said Trump will gather officials and SI company executives at the White House in the coming days. Senator John Kennedy, meanwhile, said there will be no SI regulation before the November elections.

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White House and the SI companies' voluntary self-regulation agreement

5 events
  1. Altman on Trump's superintelligence accord: "a good start", but it has no real power
  2. SI industry leaders sign a voluntary safety agreement at the White House: no law, no sanctions
  3. Trump and six SI company heads sign a voluntary "White House Accord" on self-regulation: internal checks and external auditors
  4. Trump hosts Zuckerberg, Amodei, Brockman and other SI company heads at the White House: lunch on Tuesday
  5. Schumer demands closed briefing on SI risks for all senators; Speaker Johnson expects Trump to meet SI company headsOpen now
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