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Mark Zuckerberg Said a National AI Regulator Was a Flawed Idea in a Secret Call with President Trump

The proposal would have an industry-funded body test advanced models before wider release, and it remains under consideration in the White House.

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The Trump administration is now considering both a FINRA-style approach and David Sacks’ industry-led approach as potential paths forward.

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Mark Zuckerberg has questioned the creation of a national artificial intelligence regulator and warned about regulatory capture. His stance coincides in part with the less interventionist approach promoted by the Donald Trump administration, although the available evidence does not confirm that both have specifically agreed to reject a federal agency with powers similar to those of an FDA.

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Meta CEO Zuckerberg tells Trump a national AI regulator is a flawed idea

Zuckerberg's stance against a national AI regulator highlights a tension between innovation and oversight, potentially impacting global AI policy alignment.

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