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White House AI safety accord: who signed, who refused, and what the pledge actually requires

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Six tech CEOs signed Trump's AI pledge — but Microsoft and Amazon didn't On September 29, President Donald Trump gathered the leaders of America's biggest AI companies at the White House and unveiled a one-page "Accord on Super Intelligence" — a voluntary commitment on AI safety that he described a…

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    White House AI safety accord: who signed, who refused, and what the pledge actually requires

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