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White House, voluntary framework

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White House to host AI companies Tuesday to review new model-testing framework
President Donald Trump’s June executive order directed officials to develop a process to evaluate the cybersecurity capabilities of advanced AI models.

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Trump’s AI testing plan is limited and vague

According to Axios, the framework sets a 30-day grace period for the government to review new models, and will only apply to closed-source AI models that have state-of-the-art cap
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White House AI Framework Excludes Open-Weight Models From Federal Security Review, Creating Structural Competitive Asymmetry

The White House’s finalized voluntary AI safety testing framework, briefed to industry leaders on August 4, 2026, establishes a regulatory perimeter that bifurcates the American artificial
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Trump's new AI testing framework: Open models spared

The US government does not want to initially check open-weight models for cybersecurity. What is known from media reports about the new AI testing framework.
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NITDA to license tech firms for software testing under new framework

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is set to license tech firms for software testing as it seeks to standardize IT project implementation across government and regulated private sector entities.
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