In TrendsStock MarketNifty OutlookStocks to WatchOil Prices8th Pay CommissionTrump says whoever wins AI wins. But who gets to decide what AI can do?Today, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei are scheduled to brief the 15-member council on the state and risks of increasingly capable AI. Altman is expected to call for common benchmarks to measure AI capabilities and the safeguards companies put in place as they develop them. Hugging Face co-founder Clément Delangue and AI scientist Yoshua Bengio are also scheduled to participate.By Malvika Jain September 23, 2026, 9:00:58 PM IST (Published)At the United Nations this week, Donald Trump put the stakes of the AI race bluntly: “Whoever wins AI” wins. He said the technology should be called “super intelligence” and rejected attempts to create a global system to control it. His message was clear: America should encourage AI, not rein it in.That race is now moving toward AI agents and beyond.The challenge is no longer only what AI can generate, but what AI systems can be allowed to do.AI agents can be given objectives, access to tools and the ability to take a series of actions without a human approving each step. That means the conversation…
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