People familiar with the matter revealed that the Trump administration is about to finalize a voluntary AI regulatory framework requiring artificial intelligence companies to submit models to the government for review before releasing top cutting-edge models to the public. People familiar with the matter said that the White House National Cyber Director's Office distributed the draft framework to the three companies OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google about two weeks ago, and the three companies also jointly submitted revisions. President Trump signed an AI-related executive order in early June, requiring the formulation of this regulatory framework to be completed by August 1. The framework aims to establish standardized processes and control next-generation high-computing power AI models with the ability to quickly mine network vulnerabilities.

People familiar with the matter revealed that the Trump administration is about to finalize a voluntary AI regulatory framework requiring artificial intelligence companies to submit models to the government for review before releasing top cutting-edge models to the public. People familiar with the matter said that the White House National Cyber Director's Office distributed the draft framework to the three companies OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google about two weeks ago, and the three companies also jointly submitted revisions. President Trump signed an AI-related executive order in early June, requiring the formulation of this regulatory framework to be completed by August 1. The framework aims to establish standardized processes and control next-generation high-computing power AI models with the ability to quickly mine network vulnerabilities.