US President Trump has declared he does not support additional regulations for artificial intelligence, following a meeting at the White House with leaders from major American AI companies. Instead, he advocates for the companies to self-regulate, a stance that contrasts with calls from companies like Anthropic and OpenAI for new rules due to the potential dangers of AI. While some, like Meta and Nvidia, oppose further regulations, the agreement—a single-page document—involves improvements to internal oversight, adherence to cybersecurity standards, and independent assessments of AI models. President Trump has described the agreements as “morally binding,” implying they are non-compulsory, and previously expressed concerns that regulations could hinder the United States’ progress in AI development compared to China and other developed nations. He has also signed a decree mandating the US government to utilize artificial intelligence. The effectiveness of this self-regulation approach remains to be seen, particularly given the competitive pressures and substantial financial interests involved in AI development.