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Trump administration vetting AI models before release

27 statements, Jul 26, 2026 17:44 UTC to Sep 24, 2026 16:55 UTC
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  1. Neutral

    The White House requested that OpenAI and Anthropic delay sharing their newest AI models with the US government until the US government completes its own testing

    breakingthenews.netHigh importance
  2. Neutral

    US President Donald Trump said the Department of Justice could rein in AI if necessary

    breakingthenews.net
  3. Neutral

    Trump's tech advisor advises AI companies to stop building unsafe models.

    businessinsider.com
  4. Neutral

    Trump removed the 'Supreme Intelligence' option from the AI naming poll on Truth Social

    breakingthenews.net
  5. Neutral

    President Trump announced an artificial intelligence task force to oversee the administration's approach to technology.

    yahoo.comHigh importance
  6. Neutral

    Trump announces new AI Force to oversee AI industry

    foxnews.com
  7. Neutral

    President Trump will appoint an artificial intelligence czar to monitor technology.

    theguardian.com
  8. Neutral

    US president Trump announced an 'AI Force' to monitor technology's advance.

    ft.com
  9. Neutral

    President Trump announced he will appoint a czar to oversee artificial intelligence.

    nbcnews.com
  10. Neutral

    White House is reportedly preparing to bring open-weight AI models into voluntary pre-release cybersecurity testing framework.

    pymnts.com
  11. Neutral

    The Trump administration's new AI safety plan exempts Chinese AI models from review guidelines.

    nytimes.com
  12. Neutral

    White House AI Guidelines exempt U.S. Open Models from government review

    wsj.com
  13. Neutral

    White House will not publicly release AI model evaluation framework it reviewed today with OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft and others

    fortune.com
  14. Neutral

    Trump advisers say AI firms will not safety-test open-weight models

    reuters.com
  15. Neutral

    White House is creating a new checkpoint for the most powerful artificial intelligence models before they reach the market.

    pymnts.com
  16. Neutral

    Meta, Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI will meet with Trump White House advisers regarding voluntary safety testing for advanced AI models.

    yahoo.com
  17. Neutral

    The White House is not commenting on whether it plans to publicly release the AI framework for voluntary reviews of advanced AI models.

    semafor.com
  18. Neutral

    The White House is meeting with executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta to discuss a new federal framework for reviewing advanced artificial intelligence models before public release.

    tippinsights.com
  19. Neutral

    President Trump is considering additional safeguards for artificial intelligence following a cybersecurity incident involving multiple OpenAI models.

    foxbusiness.com
  20. Neutral

    US President Donald Trump floated the possibility of further controls on AI development following an OpenAI model going rogue

    semafor.com
  21. Neutral

    Sen. Tom Cotton urges the Trump administration to ban Chinese AI models for contractors.

    semafor.com
  22. Neutral

    US President Donald Trump is considering asserting more power over artificial intelligence tools after cybersecurity incidents.

    bbc.co.uk
  23. Neutral

    US President Donald Trump is considering asserting more power over artificial intelligence tools following cybersecurity incidents.

    yahoo.com
  24. Neutral

    Trump administration plans to ban new Chinese robots and inverters to protect U.S. AI

    cnbc.comHigh importance
  25. Neutral

    Trump administration plans to ban new Chinese humanoid robots to protect US AI development

    reuters.comHigh importance
  26. Neutral

    Trump administration nears release of AI framework.

    fortune.com
  27. Neutral

    Jensen Huang posted a letter on X urging Washington not to restrict downloadable AI models.

    forbes.com