Trump AI order sets benchmarks but avoids mandatory licensing
The June 2 order focuses on federal cyber defense and model benchmarks while explicitly ruling out mandatory preclearance for AI releases.
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The June 2 order focuses on federal cyber defense and model benchmarks while explicitly ruling out mandatory preclearance for AI releases.
A new U.S. executive order invites voluntary government access to frontier models up to 30 days before launch, while avoiding a licensing regime.
President Trump abruptly canceled the signing of an executive order requiring AI companies to submit models for federal review 90 days before release, citing concerns about slowing US competitiveness against China.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the two countries as the world’s AI superpowers and said talks would focus on powerful models and guardrails.