Marco Rubio urged G7 members meeting in Paris on November 9, 2026, to protect frontier AI models through voluntary partnerships with the companies developing them. The US secretary of state opposed additional regulatory constraints and presented industry cooperation as essential to national prosperity and security. The US administration has already signed several bilateral Technology Prosperity Deals with the UK, South Korea, Japan, Sweden and Finland, alongside separate partnerships with Saudi Arabia and India. Markets did not react immediately to Rubio’s comments, with new agreements and the G7’s eventual language seen as the main developments to watch.
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