President Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson and several tech CEOs are slated to meet on AI on September 29, according to a Reuters source.
President Donald Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson and a group of leading technology CEOs are set to convene on September 29 to discuss the future of artificial intelligence, a meeting confirmed by a source familiar with the arrangements.
Purpose of the AI Roundtable
The gathering aims to address how AI developments intersect with national security, economic competitiveness and regulatory frameworks, with officials hoping to shape policy before the technology’s rapid expansion creates further legislative pressure.
Key Participants
In addition to President Trump and Speaker Johnson, the agenda includes CEOs from major AI‑focused firms, though their identities have not been disclosed. Industry leaders are expected to provide insights on emerging AI capabilities, investment trends and the challenges of responsible deployment.
Potential Policy Outcomes
Analysts suggest the meeting could result in a bipartisan push for clearer AI guidelines, increased funding for research, and possibly new executive actions aimed at safeguarding critical infrastructure from AI‑related threats.
- Discuss national security implications of advanced AI models
- Explore incentives for domestic AI research and development
- Consider regulatory approaches to AI transparency and accountability
While the exact outcomes remain uncertain, the involvement of the nation’s top political figures signals a heightened governmental focus on AI as a strategic priority.
"We need to ensure that America stays ahead in AI while protecting our citizens," a senior administration official told Reuters.
The meeting follows a series of recent congressional hearings on AI, reflecting growing concerns about the technology’s impact on jobs, privacy and geopolitical stability.
For further details, see Reuters coverage of Trump, US House speaker and tech CEOs meeting on AI.