Trump says AI leaders signed a ‘constitution’ to police themselves

President Donald Trump met with top tech leaders at the White House to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) and announced that they had signed a voluntary “constitution” to self-regulate the industry. This meeting comes amid warnings from AI experts about the potential dangers of AI surpassing human intelligence. Trump, who opposes global regulation, emphasized maintaining the U.S.’s leadership in AI and suggested law enforcement would address any misuse of the technology. Tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk were present, with Zuckerberg advocating for responsible AI development without slowing progress. The discussion reflects ongoing debates about balancing innovation with safety in AI development. QUESTION: How might the decisions made by today’s tech leaders about AI impact the future job market for your generation? 

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