According to CNBC, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said AI labs that fail to focus on alignment will fall behind, arguing that trust and alignment are becoming the key capabilities that will distinguish agents and models. He said AI labs face significant liability if their models cause harm, and added that Meta delayed shipping its Muse AI technologies for safety and security reasons. Zuckerberg’s comments came as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI model makers should take responsibility for their products rather than seek government rules to limit potential harms, while Anthropic chief Dario Amodei called for the tech industry to slow the pace of AI model improvement. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman later said safety and monitoring should take precedence over features in AI development.