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The US is considering banning open source AI models, including Kimi K3, which could significantly impact the open source AI community and global AI regulation.
The Trump administration issued a directive banning modern privacy techniques like differential privacy from U.S. Census Bureau publications, threatening data accuracy and individual privacy. Cynthia Dwork and other researchers call on the scientific community to oppose the order.
The US federal government is hiring a technical staff member to evaluate frontier AI models and inform decisions on potential bans or restrictions, focusing on national security risks.
The US lifted export restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos and Fable models, restoring public access after weeks of negotiations. Anthropic agreed to proactive security measures, while the move was seen as easing pressure from global competition.
Howard Lutnick announces collaboration with Anthropic to analyze and approve 'Fable 5' for US government AI alignment, with Susie Wiles praising President Trump's AI leadership.
The article reports on a proposed OMB rule change that would give political appointees oversight of federal grants, potentially ending US scientific research as we know it by allowing vetoes of grants based on political priorities and banning DEI and gender ideology references.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced the Quantum Genesis initiative to develop and deploy the world's first fault-tolerant quantum computers by 2028, aiming to accelerate scientific discovery and maintain U.S. leadership in quantum computing.
The article questions the Commerce Secretary's role in directing US national and global AI policy, suggesting that public attention has been misdirected toward Dario Amodei instead of examining the government's decision-making.
The Trump administration has eased restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI model Mythos, allowing access to over 100 US organizations, while continuing to limit broader release.
Anthropic is in discussions with the US government to ease restrictions on its AI models.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announces new models Sol and Terra, with Sol matching GPT-5.5 at the same price and Terra offering 5.5-level performance at half the price, but launching in limited preview due to US government request.
The author alleges that the U.S. government is showing favoritism by allowing OpenAI to release its model 5.6 slowly to partners while preventing Anthropic from releasing at all, criticizing a lack of transparency in the process.
The US government plans to individually approve access to the GPT 5.6 AI model, signaling increased regulatory oversight.
The article reports that due to growing government oversight in the United States, public releases of AI models are expected to face longer approval times, impacting the speed of AI deployment.
Legion sues the US Government in an effort to free Mythos.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's prior warnings about AI risks are cited as contributing to a US government ban on the company's product Fable, highlighting the backlash against aggressive AI advocacy.
It is reported that the Trump administration is testing restrictions on foreign nationals accessing frontier AI models, currently targeting mainly Anthropic, requiring it to obtain permission before opening its latest models to foreign nationals, even including internal employees. OpenAI has also expressed concerns about this.
The US government has paused blacklisting DeepSeek but has designated over 100 other firms as security risks, impacting tech and AI companies.
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 US government issued an export control directive forcing Anthropic to pull its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models offline, citing national security concerns. Security researchers argue the alleged guardrail bypass does not justify such action and that the move harms US cyber defense.