AI executives agree to industry self-regulation | UK PM calls for EU relationship reset

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The US President has unveiled what he calls a 'morally binding' deal with six of the world's tech giants, saying the country's AI companies have agreed to 'police themselves.' Donald Trump says he won't 'stifle' the growth of artificial intelligence, despite some high profile executives calling for guardrails on their companies. His White House summit followed a number of hacking incidents involving rogue AI agents. Leading Democrats claim Mr Trump is 'asleep at the wheel' when it comes to the technology's safety. 00:00 Donald Trump shoots down calls for AI regulations saying the industry can police itself 03:48 UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Brexit 'has done more harm than good' indicating closer ties with the EU are needed 06:52 Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that enemies may attempt to attack the country before upcoming elections but opposition leaders accuse him of stoking alarm 09:50 Militant Israeli settlers have attacked a village in the occupied

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