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Trump Reworks AI Policy as Industry Signs Safety Agreement

Original: intelligence artificielle

President Trump has pushed artificial intelligence to the forefront of US policy, renaming it 'Super Intelligence' while major AI leaders signed a landmark safety agreement at a White House lunch that included every major tech company except Apple. Critics, including the New York Times, note the voluntary approach echoes Biden-era efforts and question whether it goes far enough. Elsewhere, UNESCO and ENS-PSL opened a call for papers on AI ethics for 2026, and tributes highlighted Amal El Fallah-Seghrouchni's role in Morocco's digital transformation.

Why now: Trump's high-profile AI policy moves and the industry safety agreement are driving fresh global debate over AI regulation.

Donald TrumpUNESCOAppleAmal El Fallah-SeghrouchniENS-PSL

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• Mohamadou Diallo pays tribute to Amal El Fallah-Seghrouchni for advancing Morocco’s digital transformation · Tech Review Africa
• Call for Papers: UNESCO x ENS-PSL Advancing Research on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 2026 · Opportunity Desk
• Trump renames AI to 'Super Intelligence' as AI leaders sign landmark safety agreement · Fox News
• Trump’s AI lunch included every major tech company. Except Apple · CNBC
• Trump’s Voluntary A.I. Policing Echoes What Biden Did. But Is It Enough Today? · The New York Times

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