Odaily Planet Daily report: The Trump administration has finalized a review framework for the release of advanced AI models and has invited representatives from AI companies such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to discuss at the White House.
It is understood that this framework allows AI companies to voluntarily submit their models to the government for security testing before making them available to partners and the public, with a focus on evaluating cyberattack capabilities and national security risks. Currently, this mechanism does not establish a mandatory approval system.
This framework stems from an executive order signed by Trump on June 2, requiring relevant agencies to establish rules within 60 days identifying which advanced AI models require heightened scrutiny. Previously, Anthropic withheld the release of the advanced model Mythos due to concerns over cybersecurity risks.
Reports indicate that the U.S. government previously implemented temporary measures on certain AI models, including restricting the export of Anthropic’s Fable model and requiring OpenAI to roll out GPT-5.6 in phases. This new framework may convert these measures into a more permanent review process.