Corporate commitments to slow or constrain artificial intelligence development may not be sufficient without enforceable safety standards, according to experts at the Atlantic Council cited by Decrypt. The experts also said distrust between the United States and China reduces the likelihood of reaching an international agreement on AI governance. The concerns highlight two pressures facing efforts to coordinate AI safety: commercial incentives that may discourage companies from limiting development, and geopolitical rivalry that complicates cooperation between major powers. The assessment is relevant to markets tracking artificial intelligence, including the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET), EdgeX (EDGE), Pharos (PROS), Propy (PRO), Safe1 (SAFE), and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI).
