Trump secures voluntary AI safety commitments from tech firms

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The Trump administration has obtained agreements from dozens of artificial intelligence companies. These firms have committed to conducting safety tests on their AI systems. The arrangement is based on voluntary participation rather than mandatory government regulation. The plan relies on the tech industry to self-police its developments. This approach aims to address potential risks associated with advanced AI technology.

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