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Trump, Mike Johnson and Tech CEOs Reportedly Set to Meet on AI Oversight — Here's What's at Stake

BenzingaAnanya Gairola

Trump, Mike Johnson and tech CEOs will reportedly meet Sept. 29 to discuss AI regulation, safety and U.S. competitiveness.

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