Archive · 25 Sep 2026
Trump, House Speaker, Tech CEOs Plan September AI Meeting
Donald Trump, Mike Johnson and technology leaders plan to meet about artificial intelligence on September 29.
The meeting will focus on a technology that is developing very quickly.
Some AI companies warn that it could create serious risks for people.
They want governments to work together to manage those risks.
The United States and China are taking different approaches to AI rules.
Trump says the United States does not need special new laws for AI.
China has created rules for algorithms and training data.
China also requires some AI-made content to be labeled.
More details about the meeting have not yet been released.
Donald Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson and technology CEOs are scheduled to meet on artificial intelligence on September 29.
A source familiar with the plans confirmed the meeting, which was previously reported by Axios.
The meeting comes as AI companies warn about risks to humanity and urge governments to cooperate on oversight.
Trump has argued that the United States does not need new AI-specific regulations.
China has adopted rules covering AI algorithms and training data, including labeling requirements for AI-generated content.
- Who
- Donald Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson and technology company CEOs.
- What
- A meeting about artificial intelligence and its oversight is planned.
- When
- September 29; the year was not specified.
- Why
- To discuss artificial intelligence as companies warn about its risks and governments consider how to oversee the technology.
Limited AI Regulation
Government AI Oversight
Need for new rules
Limited AI Regulation
Donald Trump has said the United States does not need new AI-specific regulations and has described AI as an amazing technology that the United States should approach carefully.
Government AI Oversight
AI companies have warned of risks to humanity and called for governments to cooperate on managing increasingly powerful AI; China has imposed rules on algorithms and training data.
International approach
Limited AI Regulation
Trump has rejected attempts to create what he called a globalist scheme to control AI.
Government AI Oversight
Supporters of broader cooperation argue that governments should work together because AI advances are moving faster than many governments can regulate.
- Meeting date
- September 29
- Participants
- Donald Trump, Mike Johnson and technology CEOs
- Topic
- Artificial intelligence
- Reported by
- A source familiar with the planned meeting; Axios previously reported it
- U.S. position
- Trump has argued that the United States does not need new AI-specific regulations
- China’s approach
- China regulates AI algorithms and training data and requires AI-generated content to be clearly labeled
- Further details
- Not immediately available