The AI Review Framework Is Done. You Can't Read It.
The pre-release review framework from Trump's June AI order is finished. The labs have seen it; the public never will — much of it is classified.
The pre-release review framework from Trump's June AI order is finished. The labs have seen it; the public never will — much of it is classified.
The AI cybersecurity clearinghouse ordered in June is now a standing coordination group: AI developers and critical-infrastructure operators — hospitals included — sharing the vulnerabilities AI finds. The six weeks between the order and the table showed exactly why it exists.
Trump signed an order asking AI companies to voluntarily hand the government a 30-day look at their most powerful models before release. It explicitly bars any mandatory licensing — making the whole thing a request, not a rule.
The December 2025 Executive Order targets state AI laws, not AI itself. The regulatory patchwork is a real problem—but this order offers preemption without proposing federal protections in return.