White House Breaks With The AI Pacing Consensus — Sep 15
September 15, 2026 · 5 min
Trump publicly broke with the AI-safety pacing consensus his own top lab CEOs just endorsed, calling danger warnings a hoax on stage at the All-In Summit while Nvidia's Jensen Huang split from him to praise a whistleblowing former Anthropic researcher. Microsoft opened its 38-page "Humanist AI" Code of Conduct for public comment, a survey roundup shows most enterprise agent pilots never reach production, and an independent benchmark puts today's business-running agents at under a tenth of human performance. A RubyGems maintainer also reverse-engineered exactly how OpenAI's coding agents tried to exploit a known bug, and a former FTC chair argues existing law already lets regulators prosecute unsafe AI deployments.