AI Leaders Sign "Constitution" to Police Themselves, Trump Says After Meeting Top Executives

AI Leaders Sign "Constitution" to Police Themselves, Trump Says After Meeting Top Executives

President Trump announced that artificial intelligence leaders have signed a "constitution" to govern themselves, following a meeting with top AI executives who have issued dire warnings about the technology's risks.

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President Donald Trump said artificial intelligence (AI) leaders have signed a "constitution" to police themselves [1]. The announcement came after a meeting with top AI executives [1].

The meeting took place as AI leaders continue to issue dire warnings about the threat of artificial intelligence [1]. They are calling for steps to slow it down before it outsmarts humans [1].

The signed "constitution" represents an effort by the industry to self-regulate amid growing concerns about the pace and safety of AI development [1].

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