President Trump hosted a luncheon at the White House on Tuesday with leaders from top AI companies including Google, Meta, SpaceX, NVIDIA, Palantir, Anthropic, and OpenAI, and signed a document titled "The White House Superintelligence Accord: A Joint Commitment to Frontier Responsibility." The document requires companies to establish internal model monitoring, ensure the effectiveness of control measures, cooperate with external audits, and set up independent board committees to oversee internal teams. However, CNBC analysis suggests that the outlook for AI safety is more uncertain than ever after the meeting, as Donald Trump firmly opposes government regulation, calling AI concerns a "scam," and the accord primarily emphasizes corporate self-regulation. Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.) expressed concern about this and has proposed legislation requiring rigorous testing and evaluation of AI technology. Donald Trump also announced at the meeting that "artificial intelligence" would be officially renamed "superintelligence."