AI sector signed 'accord' with on technology standards, US House speaker says

House Speaker Mike Johnson reported that artificial intelligence leaders agreed to an accord on standards during a meeting with President Donald Trump.

Justin Tomlinson

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AI sector signed 'accord' with on technology standards, US House speaker says

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said on Tuesday that artificial intelligence executives signed an accord regarding AI and technology standards during a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.[1][2]

Johnson disclosed the development while speaking in Washington on September 29, though he did not provide specific details explaining the terms of the accord or what the agreement entails.[2]

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