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The U.S. tech industry is growing anxious about the rising power and competitive pricing of open-source AI models from China, and is questioning whether the Trump administration will respond with another executive order.
The White House is reportedly considering an executive order that could address open-source AI, according to Politico reporters.
The White House issued an executive order shortening the deadline for transitioning to quantum-resistant encryption to 2030/2031, citing reduced cost estimates for quantum computers and the threat of harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks.
The White House issues an executive order promoting AI innovation and security by directing federal agencies to prioritize cybersecurity defenses and establish an AI cybersecurity clearinghouse in collaboration with industry.
The article discusses the complex political dynamics of AI regulation in Washington, including the Vatican's stance on AI, the influence of Trump's administration, and the networking among AI lobbyists and officials.
Trump's AI executive order for pre-deployment testing of frontier models faces challenges due to gutted security teams and issues with transparency and observability, potentially limiting its effectiveness.
President Trump's executive order requires AI companies to voluntarily submit frontier models for government review 30 days before release, but gives Washington no leverage to halt releases.
Trump's executive order establishes a national policy for pre-deployment AI evaluations, addressing national security concerns but raising questions about transparency and accountability.
President Trump signed a new AI executive order introducing a voluntary review system for frontier models, while Anduril and Meta are developing AR smart glasses for military use.
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at boosting AI innovation and strengthening cybersecurity.
Sam Altman argues that the US should lead in AI by developing the best models, ensuring safety, and providing cyber tools to trusted defenders, praising the new executive order for striking the right balance.
Anthropic endorses a U.S. Executive Order on AI innovation and security, which outlines directives for strengthening cybersecurity and promoting American AI leadership.
President Trump signed an executive order creating a voluntary framework for AI companies to share frontier models with the federal government before public release to assess their advanced cyber capabilities and strengthen critical infrastructure security.
President Trump signs a scaled-down executive order on AI following weeks of policy reversals, as reported by the New York Times.
President Trump signed a narrower executive order on AI oversight requiring voluntary submission of new AI models for government review 30 days before release, after industry objections shortened the earlier 90-day proposal.
The Trump administration is internally divided over whether to revive an executive order on AI regulation that President Trump canceled last month, with key officials like Susie Wiles pushing for regulation and former AI czar David Sacks opposing it.
Trump canceled a planned executive order on AI safety hours before signing it, reportedly after last-minute calls from Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and David Sacks, leaving the US without an official strategy for managing powerful AI systems.
Venture capitalist David Sacks convinced President Trump to backtrack on signing an AI executive order, warning it could lead to mandatory regulations that would slow down the US AI industry in its race with China.
Trump cancelled an executive order signing event on AI safety testing after top AI company CEOs declined to attend, highlighting ongoing tensions in US AI regulation and a competitive race with China on AI governance.
Donald Trump has abruptly postponed an executive order on artificial intelligence due to internal disagreements within the White House.