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Trump refuses to put a “tighten-the-headband” spell on AI
No new rules
Let AI companies audit themselves
Brothers
On the issue of AI regulation
Trump’s answer is very simple
Don’t rush to legislate first
First let AI companies manage themselves
On September 29
at the White House
after meeting with executives from tech giants including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Nvidia, xAI, etc.
Trump announced a voluntary AI safety agreement
The core play is
companies set up their own safety control systems
then find independent auditing firms to check
The agreement also requires internal teams within the company to monitor the audit results
and for the board committee to keep an eye on it as well
Trump clearly stated
he does not want to use new federal regulation to strangle AI development
but instead supports industry self-discipline
This agreement currently has no legal binding force
Trump said it’s more like a moral constraint
The most interesting part is that
when everyone used to discuss AI regulation,
it was the government using a ruler to measure AI
Now, though
AI companies use the ruler themselves to measure themselves
then bring in a third party to see whether the ruler is accurate
If you want to say it
Trump’s move is also very shrewd
No fixed rules set in stone
I always have the initiative
Of course
whether this model can truly rein in the next generation of super AI
is still a big question mark
But from the capital markets perspective
at least in the short term
the regulatory pressure the U.S. AI industry faces
has not continued to move toward a direction of mandatory licensing
And for AI giants that are currently疯狂砸钱 building data centers and抢 computing power
this is obviously an important signal
For the crypto market,
it’s good news for AI and the crypto narrative
U.S. AI regulation is relaxed
which is essentially good news for risk capital
It can also provide emotional support to the crypto community
and counts as a medium-to-long-term policy tailwind
#特朗普拒绝ai监管改用自愿审计
Trump refuses to put a “tighten-the-headband” spell on AI
No new rules
Let AI companies audit themselves
Brothers
On the issue of AI regulation
Trump’s answer is very simple
Don’t rush to legislate first
First let AI companies manage themselves
On September 29
at the White House
after meeting with executives from tech giants including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Nvidia, xAI, etc.
Trump announced a voluntary AI safety agreement
The core play is
companies set up their own safety control systems
then find independent auditing firms to check
The agreement also requires internal teams within the company to monitor the audit results
and for the board committee to keep an eye on it as well
Trump clearly stated
he does not want to use new federal regulation to strangle AI development
but instead supports industry self-discipline
This agreement currently has no legal binding force
Trump said it’s more like a moral constraint
The most interesting part is that
when everyone used to discuss AI regulation,
it was the government using a ruler to measure AI
Now, though
AI companies use the ruler themselves to measure themselves
then bring in a third party to see whether the ruler is accurate
If you want to say it
Trump’s move is also very shrewd
No fixed rules set in stone
I always have the initiative
Of course
whether this model can truly rein in the next generation of super AI
is still a big question mark
But from the capital markets perspective
at least in the short term
the regulatory pressure the U.S. AI industry faces
has not continued to move toward a direction of mandatory licensing
And for AI giants that are currently疯狂砸钱 building data centers and抢 computing power
this is obviously an important signal
For the crypto market,
it’s good news for AI and the crypto narrative
U.S. AI regulation is relaxed
which is essentially good news for risk capital
It can also provide emotional support to the crypto community
and counts as a medium-to-long-term policy tailwind
#特朗普拒绝ai监管改用自愿审计
