U.S. President Donald Trump brought together leaders of major artificial intelligence companies at an event tied to the launch of "America.gov," according to 조선일보. The newspaper reported that Jensen Huang and Elon Musk were seated on either side of Trump at the gathering.
At the event, Trump said his administration would not create AI regulations and would instead leave the matter to the industry, YTN 사이언스 reported. He also said AI companies should support the regions where their data centers are built, according to the same outlet.
Coverage of the event also included remarks by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who spoke at the "America.gov" launch, according to 뉴시스. Separately, 뉴스타운 reported that Trump directed the term for artificial intelligence to be changed to "super intelligence," or SI. Another report, carried by v.daum.net, described Trump as distancing himself from calls to slow the pace of AI development, saying he would hand regulation to companies rather than draft it himself.
The remarks point to a White House posture that favors industry-led standards over new federal rules at a time when AI development and data center construction are expanding quickly in the United States.
What to watch next is whether the companies represented at the event respond with concrete commitments on local support for data center communities, and whether Trump's stated preference for self-regulation is followed by any formal policy action.
