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theverge ai · September 30, 2026

Trump's AI safety plan sparks debate with tech leaders

us president trump gathered tech leaders like sundar pichai and elon musk to discuss ai safety plans, which some critics argue lack legally binding regulations.

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president trump recently hosted a meeting with top tech leaders, including google's sundar pichai, anthropic's dario amodei, meta's mark zuckerberg, openai's greg brockman, xai's elon musk, and nvidia's jensen huang. during the meeting, trump discussed his new ai safety plan, which involves a morally binding safety pledge called the joint commitment on frontier responsibilities. this pledge requires companies to self-regulate their ai technology using common sense guidelines, but does not include enforceable regulations. tech leaders praised the plan as a positive step towards advancing ai technology and addressing public concerns around ai safety. however, critics argue that the plan lacks teeth and may not be effective in ensuring ai safety.

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