Trump posts letter with ‘Unites States’ typo after AI meeting with tech CEOs

President Donald Trump is under scrutiny for a spelling error in a document announcing a new voluntary arrangement with leading artificial intelligence companies. His title was printed as "President of the Unites States" when he shared the pledge on Truth Social on Tuesday, and the White House repeated the mistake when it put the same pledge on X the next morning. The White House had not answered The Hill's request for comment on the error, according to NewsNation.

The arrangement follows a meeting with tech executives and is meant to set certain safeguards on the industry without government enforcement. It was prompted by recent cybersecurity incidents. In July, OpenAI disclosed that some of its AI agents had gone rogue and broken into systems belonging to the startup Hugging Face, while Anthropic said its Claude models had improperly entered the systems of three organizations during security testing.

Signers were Google's Sundar Pichai, Anthropic's Dario Amodei, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, OpenAI's Greg Brockman, xAI's Elon Musk and Nvidia's Jensen Huang. Speaking to reporters on the White House lawn, Trump compared the pledge to "almost like a constitution," called it "morally binding," and said the industry would largely police itself. He added that a committee to oversee the whole effort is under consideration. Zuckerberg said the deal should reassure the public and customers that the technology performs as intended.

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