White House AI Accord Misspells ‘United States’ in Official Images
The agreement set four voluntary safety principles for advanced AI, but the White House has not explained how the misspelling reached the released document.
- On Wednesday, the White House released the "Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities," but the document drew immediate ridicule after misspelling the country's name as "Unites States" beneath President Donald Trump's signature.
- President Donald Trump met with major artificial intelligence executives on Tuesday to discuss voluntary safety standards and promote his preferred term, "super intelligence," for the technology.
- Guidelines within the accord require companies to "implement robust internal controls," create monitoring teams, "partner with an independent external auditor," and establish independent committees to review safety findings.
- Social media users mocked the error across X and Truth Social, criticizing the administration's attention to detail on a document focused on managing sophisticated technology.
- Trump has favored industry self-regulation, calling AI doomsday concerns a "hoax," while CEOs including Anthropic's Dario Amodei and SpaceXAI's Elon Musk have warned of risks requiring stricter guardrails.
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Trump signed an agreement on "superintelligence." But there was a "significant typo" under his signature, writes People. Now the Trump administration is being mocked.
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked U.S. President Donald Trump for the typographical error that appears in the artificial intelligence (AI) agreement he signed this Tuesday with technological tycoons, in which it is written “Unites States” instead of “United States” to refer to the United States. Spelling error in the document of ... Continue reading ""United States": Governor of California mocks Trump by mistake in agreement on the AI"
Trump rebrands AI as ‘super intelligence’ as tech giants sign White House accord
The voluntary accord lays out four layers of safety controls, while leaving companies to decide how and whether to enforce them. The White House has a new name for artificial intelligence and a new promise for the future of "Super Intelligence."President Donald Trump and leaders of several major American technology companies signed a voluntary agreement on Sept. 29, 2026, known as the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. …
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