🏛️ Major breakthrough: The White House signs a super-intelligent pact! Six tech giants appear together to sign
Google CEO Sundar Pichai posts to confirm: he has met with Trump and tech industry leaders and has officially signed the “White House Super-Intelligence Pact” 📜
Also signing together are: Meta’s Zuckerberg, OpenAI’s Brockman, Musk, and NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang.
This is not ordinary cooperation—Trump even signed an executive order requiring that government documents consistently change the term “AI” to “Super Intelligence (SI).”
💡 JIKE On-Chain Viewpoint
At the core of this agreement is a four-layer control system: internal risk management, independent audits, and board oversight—committed to by the six giants—to address safety risks of cutting-edge AI models. Trump calls it “morally binding,” while Musk describes it as “mutual oversight and mutual scoring.”
What this means: AI regulation is moving from “wild growth” toward “industry consensus.” Policy uncertainty is decreasing, which is a sentiment positive for the AI sector in the long run—but currently there is no accompanying funding or policy subsidies implemented. This is a signal from the confidence side, not a direct funding positive.
👀 Worth watching: On-chain AI sectors ($NEAR / $FET / $RENDER , etc.) are naturally linked to this news. In the short term, sentiment may drive unusual moves, but it’s recommended to decide based on the actual flow of capital rather than chasing the headlines.
#迈威尔获Google芯片协议 #英伟达 #白宫拒绝放缓AI发展呼吁
Google CEO Sundar Pichai posts to confirm: he has met with Trump and tech industry leaders and has officially signed the “White House Super-Intelligence Pact” 📜
Also signing together are: Meta’s Zuckerberg, OpenAI’s Brockman, Musk, and NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang.
This is not ordinary cooperation—Trump even signed an executive order requiring that government documents consistently change the term “AI” to “Super Intelligence (SI).”
💡 JIKE On-Chain Viewpoint
At the core of this agreement is a four-layer control system: internal risk management, independent audits, and board oversight—committed to by the six giants—to address safety risks of cutting-edge AI models. Trump calls it “morally binding,” while Musk describes it as “mutual oversight and mutual scoring.”
What this means: AI regulation is moving from “wild growth” toward “industry consensus.” Policy uncertainty is decreasing, which is a sentiment positive for the AI sector in the long run—but currently there is no accompanying funding or policy subsidies implemented. This is a signal from the confidence side, not a direct funding positive.
👀 Worth watching: On-chain AI sectors ($NEAR / $FET / $RENDER , etc.) are naturally linked to this news. In the short term, sentiment may drive unusual moves, but it’s recommended to decide based on the actual flow of capital rather than chasing the headlines.
#迈威尔获Google芯片协议 #英伟达 #白宫拒绝放缓AI发展呼吁