US IT giants sign agreement with Trump on AI control // Heads of US IT giants sign agreement with Trump on AI security control

CEOs of U.S. tech companies have signed a "morally binding" agreement to create protection mechanisms for artificial intelligence. This was reported by US President Donald Trump.

The document at the meeting with the president was signed by Jensen Huang of Nvidia, Greg Brockman of OpenAI, Dario Amodei of Anthropic, as well as Sundar Pichai of Google, Elon Musk representing XAI, and Mark Zuckerberg.

“They will control themselves,” Mr. Trump said (quoted by AFP).

The document, called the White House Superintelligence Agreement, is a declaration of joint commitments to ensure the safety of AI developments.

Developers have pledged to monitor model learning capabilities, protect their systems from unauthorized access, and engage independent auditors. In addition, the companies agreed to set up dedicated internal teams and board committees to address any identified vulnerabilities.

The agreement has no legal force. The document leaves the possibility to “enshrine these steps in laws or by-laws” if the need arises over time.