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Gary Marcus Discusses AI Safety and Regulation Amid Concerns

Top tech executives met with President Trump on September 29, 2026, to discuss AI's future amid concerns about its risks. Gary Marcus, a professor emeritus at NYU, emphasized the need for external regulation of AI companies, criticizing self-regulation and advocating for a dedicated federal agency to ensure software safety. He warned of potential catastrophic incidents arising from AI errors and called for transparency in the regulatory process.

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Top tech executives met with President Trump on September 29, 2026, to discuss AI's future amid concerns about its risks. Gary Marcus, a professor emeritus at NYU, emphasized the need for external regulation of AI companies, criticizing self-regulation and advocating for a dedicated federal agency to ensure software safety. He warned of potential catastrophic incidents arising from AI errors and called for transparency in the regulatory process.

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Self-regulation 'not enough' for AI safety, Gary Marcus says

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Gary Marcus Discusses AI Safety and Regulation Amid Concerns