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SI industry leaders sign a voluntary safety agreement at the White House: no law, no sanctions

Prepared by Sintelligent with the help of SI. Publication time restored from the build log. . Updated: .

The authorities chose an agreement over bans and licenses: the race for more capable models continues with no new legal brakes.

The US president and the heads of Google, Anthropic, Meta, Nvidia, OpenAI and other companies signed a unilateral document: the companies introduce four levels of internal control and auditing, external reviews and board-level review of reports. Trump called the agreement "morally binding" but not legally binding; the text says some steps may later be enshrined in law. Senator Mark Warner said voluntary standards are not enough.

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

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  2. SI industry leaders sign a voluntary safety agreement at the White House: no law, no sanctionsOpen now
  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 heads
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