ZUCKERBERG VOICED AI REGULATOR CONCERNS TO TRUMP
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed opposition to a national AI regulator during a call with Donald Trump last month, according to a White House official. A second source clarified that Zuckerberg did not explicitly ask Trump to change his stance on the matter.
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