Mark Zuckerberg is rejecting new calls to slow down AI, arguing companies should be responsible for building safe AI on their own instead of relying on new government regulations. He pointed to Meta's latest Muse release as an example, saying the company slowed it down to focus on safety because it's the right thing to do and a smart business decision. Some AI labs are already working together on self-regulation, with OpenAI confirming to Fox Business it's collaborating with Anthropic and Google. But President Trump and Vice President JD Vance have pushed back on new government AI regulations. @​MadisonAlworth ▻