David Sacks said leaders of major U.S. chip, data center and frontier model companies held a meeting on the development of superintelligence, and frontier AI lab heads signed the White House Superintelligence Agreement. According to Odaily, the agreement is voluntary and is intended to strengthen AI safety governance through industry self-regulation.

Sacks said signatories will be responsible for the safe development of their products and will implement new internal controls and independent external audit mechanisms. He said this approach could establish AI safety constraints faster than waiting for an international regulatory agreement while maintaining U.S. development in related technologies. He added that his assessment of the policy’s effectiveness was his personal view.