White House Re-Shares Trump’s AI Accords — Complete With Embarrassing Typo

(Jacquelyn Martin/AP photo/X)

So much for Super Intelligence…

President Donald Trump’s White House shared a copy of Trump’s artificial intelligence accord on social media on Wednesday, complete with an awkward typographical error.

The official White House account posted a copy of the document, signed by Trump and tech bosses Sundar Pichai of Google,  Mark Zuckerberg of Meta, Dario Amodei of Anthropic, Elon Musk of X and Tesla, Greg Brockman of OpenAI, and Jensen Huang of NVIDIA, a day after the group met at the White House to discuss AI.

But under Trump’s signature are the words, “Donald J. Trump, President of the Unites States.”

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Numerous X users were quick to point out the gaffe, including liberal commentator Aaron Parnas, who said, “You couldn’t spell United States correctly?”

Trump’s summit with the big brains of AI on Tuesday came after weeks of fear following an outgoing Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon’s warning that AI could “kill us all” within 10 years.

Despite that warning and others like it, Trump declined to enforce government regulation of artificial intelligence.

Instead, the president said he’s depending on AI companies themselves to conduct “tremendous self-policing.” But he did float one possibility: a new government board to oversee the AI industry, which he said could include some of the aforementioned tech honchos.

“We’re also thinking about forming a committee of sorts, where we put, maybe ten people on that committee — it could be from that group — so the committee can watch over the whole enterprise,” Trump said.

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