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FTC opens probe into Anthropic, OpenAI over AI consumer risks

The FTC confirmed an industry-wide probe into Anthropic, OpenAI, and other AI labs over consumer dangers, with civil investigative demands and executive testimony planned in coming weeks under existing FTC Act unfair-or-deceptive authority — the first official U.S. regulatory action into rogue AI agents.

Illustration on a cream parchment background. Across the center, a one-page commitment sheet shows six blank signature lines under an oval brass stamp reading "JOINT COMMITMENT." To the right, a vertical four-layer stack is labeled INTERNAL CONTROLS, INTERNAL TEAM, EXTERNAL AUDITOR, and BOARD COMMITTEE, with a chip reading "COMPANY CHOOSES AUDITOR" near the auditor layer. A muted-crimson "VOLUNTARY" wafer sits above the stack, and a dark ribbon below reads "NO PENALTY / NO DEADLINE / MORALLY BINDING." Lower corners read "FRONTIER RESPONSIBILITIES" and "SELF-POLICE."
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Trump and six AI firms sign voluntary Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities

After a White House tech lunch, President Trump posted a signed one-page Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities to Truth Social, under which Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, Nvidia, and xAI pledge internal controls, company-hired external auditors, and board oversight, with no penalties or implementation deadline.

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