‘President of the Unites States’: White House’s AI accord includes spelling error
Summary
President Donald Trump and six technology leaders signed an agreement to promote the safe development of artificial intelligence (AI). The document, however, included a spelling mistake where "United States" was written as "Unites States" under the president’s signature.Key Facts
- The misspelling appears at the bottom of the AI safety accord signed by President Trump.
- The accord was signed on Tuesday with six tech company executives to encourage safe AI development.
- The signers committed to controls and audits to ensure AI systems work properly and safely.
- The White House posted the agreement on social media despite the spelling error.
- It is unclear if the mistake will be corrected in the official government record.
- President Trump has called for continued AI growth while supporting voluntary industry oversight.
- The technology leaders who signed include CEOs from Anthropic, SpaceXAI, OpenAI, Nvidia, Meta, and Google.
- Public opinion polls show many Americans want stronger government rules on AI development.
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