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Palantir CEO Alex Karp told CNBC that artificial intelligence needs "reasonable guidelines" as policymakers and industry leaders debate how to regulate the technology, while JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon separately said AI oversight should be "light touch," adding to a chorus of executives favoring minimal regulatory intervention. The comments reflect a broader industry push to shape the emerging AI policy debate in Washington. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella pushed back on rival Anthropic's framing of AI control and safety, arguing that AI development is "not worth pursuing" unless it demonstrably helps humanity, and offered what he described as a more practical alternative approach. The exchange highlights growing divergence among major AI players over how to balance innovation, safety, and regulatory oversight.