President Donald Trump on Tuesday hosted leaders of multiple major tech firms to promote an agreement that essentially lets the AI industry police itself.

Trump and the tech leaders signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, with “super intelligence” being the president’s preferred term for “artificial intelligence.” But whatever intelligence was used on the document seemed to fail at a key moment.

Trump posted it on Truth Social:

Trump and half a dozen tech leaders signed the agreement’s second page. The biggest signature, of course, was Trump’s – and underneath the trademark jagged letters of his name was an unexpected title:

Yep, the document signed by the president misspelled the country’s name:

Donald J. TrumpPresident of the Unites States

As of early Wednesday, the image with the misspelled country name remained on Trump’s Truth Social feed.

Although the accord contains four voluntary steps for the tech industry, it also suggests that regulations could kick in over time.

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