TREE NEWS update: President Trump hosted a White House lunch on September 29 with roughly 20 tech leaders and signed the ‘White House Superintelligence Agreement: Shared Commitment to Frontier Responsibility’ with Anthropic, Google, Meta, Nvidia, OpenAI and xAI. Trump said he will not pursue new federal AI safety rules, favoring industry self-regulation. He later signed an executive order renaming federal ‘artificial intelligence’ as ‘Super Intelligence’ (SI).
Trump Signs ‘Morally Binding’ AI Pact With Six Tech Firms, Renames AI ‘Super Intelligence’
The pact's 'morally binding' framing is doing real work here: it lets the White House claim a governance win without enforceable rules, while the six signatories get a seat at the table and a reputational shield. The renaming of federal AI to 'Super Intelligence' is largely symbolic, but it signals that the administration wants the vocabulary of the frontier — not safety — to define the policy era. The open question is whether self-regulation holds once a signatory ships something that tests the commitment, and whether non-signatories face any pressure at all.
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