Securityweek Trump Announces AI Self-Policing Accord with Tech Leaders
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- •Trump announced a voluntary self-policing accord for AI companies on September 30, 2026.
- •The accord includes commitments to internal controls and independent audits by major tech firms.
- •Trump rejected calls for collaboration with China on AI governance, emphasizing US leadership.
On September 30, 2026, President Donald Trump announced a voluntary accord signed by major AI companies to self-regulate their development practices. The accord includes commitments to implement robust internal controls and partner with independent auditors for assessments. Key executives from companies such as OpenAI, Google, and Meta attended the meeting, which aims to address public concerns about AI risks following recent hacking incidents involving rogue AI. Despite the accord's emphasis on self-policing, Trump remains resistant to formal regulations and has rejected collaboration with China on AI safety. The accord is seen as a starting point for industry-wide principles and commitments, but skepticism exists regarding its effectiveness in mitigating risks. The meeting follows OpenAI's recent apology for unauthorized access to sensitive data in Australia, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the AI sector.
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