Zuckerberg tells Trump he opposes creating a national AI regulator
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly told President Trump in a private call that he opposes creating a national AI regulator, calling the idea flawed and arguing it would slow U.S. innovation and put the country behind China in shipping AI models. Multiple independent sources reported the same development on September 3, 2026.
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@DudeWhoInvests
Mark Zuckerberg reportedly privately called President Trump urging him not to regulate AI development. He stated that this would put them way behind China in speed of shipping the latest and greatest AI models. W Mark. https://t.co/2l9mHqUUIR
@stockbella
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told President Trump he opposes creating a national AI regulator, citing concerns it would slow U.S. innovation. https://t.co/KQg1Y1R6V6
@Crypto_Crib_
🇺🇸 Mark Zuckerberg tells President Trump he is against a national AI regulator. 👀 https://t.co/2xYdGuVvc1
@Kalshi
JUST IN: Mark Zuckerberg told Trump he's "against" a national AI regulator
@CryptoNewsHntrs
ZUCKERBERG TOLD TRUMP: DO NOT CREATE A NATIONAL AI REGULATOR. HE SAYS A NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICE TO APPROVE AI WOULD SLOW AMERICA DOWN. CHINA WOULD MOVE FASTER. META WANTS SPEED AND OPEN AI — NOT MORE WASHINGTON DELAYS. https://t.co/PkBSmAxRY7
@Litest
⚡BREAKING: 🇺🇸 $META CEO Mark Zuckerberg told President Trump he opposes a proposed national AI regulator, calling the idea flawed https://t.co/79GvOX8DCp
@Sam_Badawi
$META CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly told Trump he opposed creating a national AI regulator. https://t.co/RMgj69U3jS
@Coinvo
JUST IN: Mark Zuckerberg reportedly told President Trump in a private call that creating a national AI regulator is a "flawed idea" https://t.co/SFQLBT5bu4