White House Misspells United States in A.I. Agreement
Trump's White House Embarrassing Typo in A.I. Agreement ... Prez of The 'Unites States'
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The White House's latest document on preventing the dangers of artificial intelligence happens to have a major typo ... and pretty much everyone is making the same joke.
In a press release on the Trump administration's commitment to have A.I. companies self-regulate ... the document lists Trump's title as president of the "Unites States" -- not United States.
Needless to say ... there were a few White House X followers who were quick to point out that had they used A.I., the error might have been avoided.
Beyond the typo ... the signed agreement between President Donald Trump, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg, OpenAI president Greg Brockman, and xAI founder Elon Musk tasks the companies themselves -- rather than the government -- with safeguarding A.I.
They outlined four proposed efforts -- adding internal controls to monitor A.I., having dedicated internal teams to oversee those controls, using third-party auditors, and creating independent committees on their boards of directors.
Beyond that ... the leaders in the industry also agree to meet regularly to discuss safety standards.
This comes after Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced a bill to ban artificial superintelligence outright ... and to create a Department of A.I.
Trump -- who has previously labeled the growing concern over A.I. as a "hoax" -- has also floated the idea of creating an A.I. Force.
We hope it works for the sake of all citizens of the Unites States ... uh, we mean the United States!
