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Five tech chief executives signed a voluntary AI safety accord backed by the White House and posted by President Donald Trump on Truth Social.
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The Trump administration has secured agreements from dozens of AI companies to conduct voluntary safety tests as part of a plan to address AI risks.
Why it matters: The plan relies on tech companies policing themselves rather than mandatory regulation.
Written by AI from Ars Technica AI's published text.
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