President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson are set to meet AI executives in Washington on Sept. 29, putting the industry's safety fight directly in front of an administration that has prioritized U.S. AI speed and security. Recorded Future CEO Colin Mahony, speaking the same morning at a Boston AI and cybersecurity program, framed the advice for Trump as a pragmatic one: hear the competing arguments and avoid a one-sided response.
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