Over 60 allies of US President Trump have urged him to test and approve the most powerful AI models before its released, Axios reports citing sources

The call from over 60 allies of President Trump to test and approve advanced AI models underscores a heightened focus on regulatory oversight in technology development, particularly in artificial intelligence.

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This move could signal potential policy shifts that impact how tech firms operate and innovate, which may create volatility in related sectors and influence investor sentiment across equities and the broader markets.

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