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Top AI tech executives promise to ‘self-police’ AI development

September 30

President Donald Trump, several Cabinet members, and House Speaker Mike Johnson sat down with key AI leaders for high-level discussions on AI, as recent incidents such as the publicized Hugging Face…

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