Former President Trump and AI Leaders Agree to Voluntary Safety Pact Amid Data Center Expansion Support
Former President Trump and AI CEOs have agreed to a voluntary safety pact and expressed support for data center expansion, as reported by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
Honolulu, HI, September 29, 2026 —
Former President Donald Trump has reportedly reached an agreement with chief executive officers from the artificial intelligence sector on a voluntary safety pact. The development was highlighted alongside discussions where AI leaders expressed their support for the expansion of data centers.
Details regarding the specific AI CEOs or companies involved in this agreement were not provided in the report. Similarly, the exact nature and scope of the voluntary safety pact remain unspecified. The pact is understood to be a self-imposed set of guidelines rather than a government mandate.
The meeting and subsequent agreement indicate a willingness from both the former president and the technology executives to address potential safety concerns related to advanced AI technologies. The specifics of what constitutes these safety measures or how they will be implemented were not detailed.
In addition to the safety pact, the AI leaders voiced their endorsement for the growth of data center infrastructure. Data centers are critical facilities that house computing infrastructure and networks, playing a vital role in the operation and expansion of AI services. Increased support for data center expansion could signal anticipated growth in AI deployment and demand for computational resources.
The information was published by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, which served as the source for this report. Further details on the individuals present, the terms of the safety agreement, and the specific plans or scale of data center expansion support were not made available in the initial reporting.
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