These commitments closely reflect the guiding principles of the Artificial Intelligence Act approved by the European Parliament. These principles include human oversight and supervision, technical robustness and safety, privacy and data governance, transparency and traceability, equal access and fairness, as well as social and environmental well-being.

The actions of Big Tech not only respond to growing concerns about AI accountability but also highlight a shared commitment to safety and ethics in the creation and implementation of advanced technologies. And this is not just about announcing good intentions. Some of the major companies, such as Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI, have even established the “Frontier Model Forum” to develop AI models safely and responsibly.

Ultimately, artificial intelligence plays an increasingly important role in our society and our future. And the actions of American Big Tech indicate a growing awareness of the importance of guiding AI development in a responsible and ethical manner. AI regulation is based on key principles such as accountability, transparency, and ethics. These principles must be at the heart of decisions made by companies, governments, and leaders in this rapidly evolving field. AI should not be just a technological innovation, but also a tool for social progress—provided it is guided by human responsibility.