Tech companies including Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have agreed to implement internal controls for AI development, following a call from former president Donald Trump for self-regulation in the field. The agreement, announced by Al Jazeera, outlines measures to ensure AI systems are developed responsibly and safely. Trump, who has frequently criticized tech firms over data privacy and ethical concerns, encouraged the move as a way to avoid government intervention. The companies pledged to create robust oversight mechanisms, though details remain vague. The agreement comes amid growing public concern over AI safety and bias. While the plan is voluntary, it reflects a shift toward industry-led regulation. The move is seen as a response to both political pressure and rising ethical scrutiny.
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