President Donald Trump and several top tech executives signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence at a White House event. Trump posted a photo of the signed page to Truth Social showing the printed title under his signature misspelled as "President of the Unites States." The accord outlines four voluntary steps for the tech industry but leaves open the possibility of future regulation.
Trump Signs White House AI Accord — Misspells 'United States' on Signed Document
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday hosted senior executives from several major technology companies at the White House to promote a voluntary pact intended to guide the development and deployment of powerful artificial intelligence systems.
The leaders and the president signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence — the phrase Trump favors for artificial intelligence. Trump then posted a photo of the signed page to his Truth Social account, where an obvious typographical error drew attention.
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President of the Unites States
The printed title under Trump's large, jagged signature mistakenly reads "President of the Unites States." As of early Wednesday, the image remained visible on his Truth Social feed.
What the Accord Says
The agreement sets out four voluntary steps the technology sector has committed to take to reduce AI risks. It also notes that if voluntary measures prove insufficient, regulatory options could be considered later — a point many observers saw as central to the White House's approach to AI governance.
Why It Matters
The misspelling attracted attention because it occurred during a high-profile White House event meant to shape the administration's public posture on AI oversight. While the error is a minor production gaffe, it became a focal point on social media and in coverage of the event.
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