Many firms have voluntarily committed to government safety testing. For now, Trump stressed that the best possible future for the US requires trusting AI firms to regulate themselves. Amid AI security incidents causing OpenAI to halt training and pause releases, Donald Trump continues to advocate for the AI industry to regulate itself as the best path to combat.
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Trump plan to combat AI risks hinges on Big Tech pals policing themselves
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