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President Trump Announces AI Industry Agreement for Self-Regulation

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that leading artificial intelligence companies have signed a voluntary agreement. The accord establishes internal and external review processes for AI development. Trump made the announcement following a meeting with tech executives.

09/30/2026 · Oregon edition

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Why it matters locally: While the agreement is voluntary, its focus on internal and external reviews for AI development could influence the practices of tech companies with a presence or interest in Oregon, potentially impacting the state's growing tech sector and related workforce.

WASHINGTON D.C. — President Donald Trump announced an agreement with artificial intelligence industry leaders on Tuesday. The voluntary accord establishes internal and external reviews for the development of artificial intelligence, according to Trump. Trump spoke to reporters at the White House following a meeting with executives from prominent AI firms. House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang attended the event. The president stated that a large group of leaders from artificial intelligence companies signed the agreement.

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