Madaxweyne Trump: Shirkadaha AI waxay isku raaceen inay 'xakameeyaan' horumarkeeda
Madaxweynaha Mareykanka Donald Trump ayaa maanta sheegay in hoggaamiyayaasha shirkadaha teknolojiyadda aqoonta macmal ah (AI) ay ku wada galeen heshiis ku saabsan inay si toos ah u xakameeyaan horumarinta teknolojiyaddaas, iyadoo la xaqiijiyay in shirkaas uu ka dhacay Xarunta Gacanta Cad ee Washington.
Shirka iyo hoggaamiyayaasha ka qayb galay
Trump ayaa shirka ku wadaagay in hoggaamiyayaasha shirkadaha ugu waaweyn ee AI-ka ay ka qayb galeen, iyadoo ka mid ah hoggaamiyayaashaas uu ahaa Dario Amodei oo ka tirsan shirkadda Anthropic, Greg Brockman oo hoggaamiye ka ah OpenAI, Jeff Bezos oo aasaasay Amazon, iyo Elon Musk.
Sidoo kale, shirka waxaa ka qayb galay hoggaamiyayaasha shirkadaha kale ee waaweyn sida Jensen Huang oo hoggaamiye ka ah Nvidia, Sundar Pichai oo ka tirsan Google, Mark Zuckerberg oo ka tirsan Meta, iyo Satya Nadella oo hoggaamiye ka ah Microsoft, iyadoo ka mid ah hoggaamiyayaashaasna uu ahaa Mike Johnson oo ah hoggaamiye ka ah Aqalka Wakiillada.
Mawduuca heshiiska iyo sharciyada
Heshiiska ayaa sheegaya in shirkad kasta ay mas'uul ka tahay inay horumariso teknolojiyadda si ammaan ah, iyadoo loo eegayo inay u sameyso macaamiisha iyo bulshada, sidoo kalena waxaa lagu daray in shirkaduhu ay sameeyaan nidaamyo gudaha ah si loo hubiyo amniga iyo xakameynta.
Trump ayaa sheegay in heshiiskaas uu yahay mid 'moraleed' oo aan sharci ahaan loo xaqiijin karin, balse wuxuu furay doorasho si loo beddelo sharciyo rasmi ah, iyadoo heshiiskaas uu ku jiro in shirkaduhu ay la shaqeeyaan baarayaal dibadda ah iyo ururro madax-bannaan.
Fahamka Trump iyo khataraha
Trump ayaa sheegay inuu arko 'xakameyn toos ah' oo shirkaduhu sameeyaan, isagoo intaas ku daray inuu diyaar u yahay inuu beddelo magaca AI-ka oo uu ku beddelo 'super intelligence' sababtoo ah waa mid aan 'artificial' ahayn.
Sidoo kale, Trump ayaa sheegay in dowladda Mareykanka ay diyaar u tahay inay ka hortagto xadidaynta horumarinta AI-ka, isagoo intaas ku daray in shirkaduhu ay sameeyaan baaritaanno madax-bannaan si loo hubiyo amniga iyo xakameynta.
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that leading artificial intelligence companies have signed a voluntary agreement to self-regulate their technology, a move he described as morally binding but not legally enforceable.
Trump Renames AI 'Super Intelligence' and Rejects Government Restrictions
During a meeting at the White House, Trump announced he would officially rename the technology 'super intelligence,' arguing that the term 'artificial' is inaccurate. He also stated that the US government would not impose limits on AI development or support calls for regulatory guardrails, asserting that the technology will be bigger than the industrial revolution.
Trump told reporters outside the West Wing that he was seeing 'tremendous self-policing' among the industry leaders present. He emphasized that the companies understand they must police themselves, while also reiterating that the US is leading the world in this field and cannot stifle its growth.
Major Tech CEOs Attend the White House Accord Signing
The meeting included top executives from major technology firms, such as Anthropic's Dario Amodei, OpenAI president Greg Brockman, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk. Also present were Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
House Speaker Mike Johnson joined the gathering, which was held on Tuesday. Trump later posted a copy of the 'White House Accord on Super Intelligence' on his Truth Social platform, making the agreement public.
The Accord Demands Internal Controls and Independent Audits
The agreement states that every company is responsible for developing its technology safely and in a way that builds trust with customers and the public. It requires firms to implement robust internal controls to ensure monitoring and detection systems are operating as intended, and that any issues are remediated.
Companies are expected to partner with an independent external auditor or evaluator to carry out independent assessments. They must also designate an independent committee of the board of directors to oversee and receive reports, while the accord leaves the door open to codify these steps into laws or regulations in the future.
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