President Trump's AI Pledge Contains Spelling Error for 'United States'
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump and leading artificial intelligence (AI) executives announced a voluntary pledge titled the “Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities,” aimed at promoting safety measures in rapidly evolving AI technologies. However, an image of the signed agreement shared by the president to Truth Social contained a spelling error: 'Unites States' instead of 'United States.' The mistake was noted beneath Trump’s signature but did not affect other names or companies listed correctly. The event followed recent discussions between top AI leaders such as Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, Nvidia's Jensen Huang, and Anthropic's Dario Amodei with the White House. These talks came after calls from some industry figures to slow down AI development—a stance rejected by Trump and Huang. The pledge outlines voluntary measures for companies deploying advanced models, including oversight boards and internal controls. Zuckerberg described the agreement as a “start” that could be adopted more broadly across the industry. Meanwhile, an executive order mandates federal agencies to refer to
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