Google CEO Pichai says 'we signed' White House Accord on Super Intelligence
Sundar Pichai said in a post on X that "we signed today" the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, after meeting with the president and other officials and tech leaders.
What we know
- Google CEO Sundar Pichai said in a post on X that he met with the president, @JDVance, Speaker Johnson, administration officials and technology leaders, and that "we signed today" the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. [1]
- Pichai said a document called the Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities was also signed. [1]
- Pichai said Google has invested hundreds of billions in the last two years and plans to invest more. [1]
- Not yet confirmed: The posts do not give the text of the accord or the commitment, list who signed either document, or say how either would be enforced or monitored. The White House had not been quoted on the agreement in the material reviewed.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai said "we signed today" the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, according to a post on X. The post does not say who signed. [1]
Pichai wrote that he met with the president, @JDVance, Speaker Johnson and other administration officials and tech leaders. Pichai called it an important conversation. [1]
Pichai also said a Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities was signed. Pichai described the two documents as a solid basis for moving forward and said they contain "real tangible steps to promote safe development" while delivering the economic and scientific benefits of the technology. [1]
Pichai said Google has invested hundreds of billions over the past two years across the entire technology stack, with more planned. The company aims to build products of real value, invest in local communities and build trust in the technology, Pichai wrote. [1]
On safety, Pichai said industry must innovate responsibly. Pichai described Google's approach as including testing, evaluations, red-teaming and other safeguards against misuse and misalignment, with models or products released only after thorough review. [1]
Pichai said Google is committed to working with other industry leaders to set norms and build public confidence. The specific commitments in the accord were not detailed in the post. [1]