President Trump is scheduled to meet Tuesday with Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and other leading artificial intelligence executives, according to The Express Tribune. The gathering brings together major industry figures and the administration as debate over how to govern AI continues.
The Express Tribune reports that Amodei is expected to attend a White House dinner with Trump, a detail first reported by Axios. Politico reports that Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson will meet with technology CEOs to discuss AI risk, while Reuters reports the president is considering forming a committee to oversee the AI sector.
Trump has said he will not hold back the technology's development, vowing never to "stifle" AI even as executives press for safeguards on new models, according to trtworld.com. That tension — between the administration's deregulatory posture and industry calls for guardrails — frames the talks.
The meetings come as AI companies face growing scrutiny over the risks posed by increasingly capable models. How the White House balances encouragement of the sector with oversight remains an open question, and the possible creation of a dedicated committee, as reported by Reuters, would mark a concrete step in that direction.
What to watch next: whether the administration formally announces an AI oversight committee, and what commitments, if any, emerge from Tuesday's meetings.
