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Mark Zuckerberg told Donald Trump in a private call that Meta opposes a proposed FINRA-style AI regulator. The plan, backed by Google's Demis Hassabis, would vet advanced AI models before public release. Zuckerberg urged appointees align with Trump's light-touch regulatory stance.
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A White House official says Zuckerberg opposed a US AI regulator in a call with Trump last month; another source says he didn't ask Trump to change his stance (Politico)

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