Donald Trump unveiled on September 29, 2026 a non-binding AI agreement called the White House Accord on Super Intelligence during a White House lunch with leading AI company executives. The document relies on four layers of internal and external controls for industry self-regulation, but contains no enforcement mechanisms or penalties. CEOs from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, Nvidia and xAI signed the accord, which critics have labeled “toothless.” In Congress, lawmakers including Senator Mark Warner and Representative Ro Khanna are demanding mandatory rules for testing and incident reporting. This initiative reflects the administration’s philosophy prioritizing innovation over regulation, setting up a potential clash with Congress.
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