According to CoinMeta, Musk stated that giants in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) are "rating each other" and questioned whether the existing regulatory frameworks are sufficient. On Tuesday, numerous AI executives signed a voluntary safety agreement at the White House, chaired by President Trump. The agreement establishes a regulatory framework for AI but does not have legal binding force, although some signatories warned that this technology could pose a threat to humanity. The agreement requires companies to monitor their own models and to increase external audits. Musk referred to superintelligence as a moral constraint. Although there is no reliable report indicating that the agreement is not legally binding, the last paragraph mentions that these steps may be incorporated into laws or regulations over time. Meanwhile, Senator Mark Warner has proposed a bill that calls for stricter testing and evaluation of AI systems.