The Aporia
The Aporia
10 articles about 9 events for “House Oversight Of Trump Administration” in Technology.
“The investigation puts the FTC at the center of an emerging debate within the Trump administration over how aggressively the federal government should regulate the rapidly expanding AI industry.”
“Tuesday’s vague, one-page document from the White House does not serve as an official order or executive action but rather an unenforceable message to an industry that the president has pumped enormous resources into protecting, insisting that American…”
“Anthropic, which was banned from the Pentagon by the Trump administration in February, was forced by Washington in June to suspend its most advanced models for nearly three weeks.”
“President Donald Trump brought tech titans to Washington late last month for a luncheon and ceremonial signing of a voluntary safety pact he described as “almost a constitution” surrounding “Super Intelligence,” the administration’s new preferred term for AI.”
“Trump and major AI companies, including OpenAI, agreed to a voluntary accord calling for companies to establish internal controls, outside audits, and independent oversight of their frontier models.”
“The push comes as Anthropic is increasingly engaging with a Trump administration that has made rapid AI development and U.S. dominance in the technology a major priority, warning that falling behind could carry economic and national security consequences.”
“What OpenAI and Anthropic CEOs Sam Altman and Dario Amodei don’t mention is that the industry has long aligned with the Trump administration and its campaign to expand AI development.”
“The tech right's philosophy is represented by figures such as former White House AI and cryptocurrency advisor David Sacks, whose views remain influential with the Trump administration.”
“As the chorus of warnings about AI from insiders has grown more urgent, the White House appears to have complete confidence in the technology—and not just with President Donald Trump’s insistence when speaking at the United Nations that there was no reason to…”
“A similar tension surfaced this year when Anthropic objected to its AI models being used by the second Trump administration in mass domestic surveillance or lethal strikes conducted without human oversight.”