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DOJ Official Addresses Antitrust Concerns Regarding AI Safety Coordination

Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward addressed antitrust concerns regarding AI companies coordinating on safety development at a conference in New York. He stated that such cooperation on cybersecurity does not appear to be anticompetitive and mentioned that the DOJ is reviewing existing guidance on this matter. The discussion follows calls from industry leaders for a slower pace of AI advancement to ensure safety measures keep up with technology.

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Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward addressed antitrust concerns regarding AI companies coordinating on safety development at a conference in New York. He stated that such cooperation on cybersecurity does not appear to be anticompetitive and mentioned that the DOJ is reviewing existing guidance on this matter. The discussion follows calls from industry leaders for a slower pace of AI advancement to ensure safety measures keep up with technology.

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Trump DOJ official downplays antitrust concerns about companies coordinating AI safety development

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DOJ Official Addresses Antitrust Concerns Regarding AI Safety Coordination