Technology Giants Will Organize Yourself With Trump’s AI Safety Agreement

A new period starts in the artificial intelligence industry. President Trump wanted to check the security of artificial intelligence from technology leaders in a meeting held in White House yesterday. ** “Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities”** (Common Contracting on Responsibilities) officially announced this agreement in the sector started an important discussion.

According to this agreement:

• Technology companies will be responsible for controlling the safety of their own AI systems
• The control mechanisms of the industry, instead of state intervention** shall be formed
• This commitment is based on the “wooden binding” basis, does not carry legal obligation
• Companies participating in the agreement will regularly report the progress status
• The right to mention technology leaders in determining industry standards

This approach reflects the preference of Trump management that does not want to bring legal regulations in the rapid development process of artificial intelligence. However, the phrase “wooden binding” indicates that this agreement is not legal sanctions. The technology sector will remain more flexible thanks to this model, but the lack of public control brings discussions.

The success of the agreement will depend on what extent large-tech companies are willing to discipline themselves.