Opinion | Trump says AI titans should police themselves. What could go wrong?
- Posted on October 5, 2026
- By Star Tribune
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Trump's proposal for AI self-regulation raises significant concerns among policymakers and experts. While industry leaders advocate for minimal government intervention, critics argue that technological companies lack the accountability and enforcement mechanisms necessary to prevent potential harms. The debate highlights the tension between innovation-friendly policies and robust consumer protection, questioning whether voluntary compliance can effectively address emerging risks in artificial intelligence development and deployment.
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