Executive Order · White House · Donald Trump · TechCrunch AI
President Donald Trump has delayed signing an executive order that would allow the government to evaluate AI models before they’re
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Trump claimed he is not happy with the language of the order: “I didn’t like certain aspects of it,” he told the White House press pool.
Key facts
- One of the key sticking points in the EO’s language, per CNN, is a proposed requirement for AI companies to share advanced models with the government between 14 and 90 days ahead of launch
- President Donald Trump has delayed signing an executive order that would allow the government to evaluate AI models before they’re released
- The anticipated executive order would have tasked the Office of the National Cyber Director and other agencies with developing a process to evaluate AI models for security before their release
- Trump said he was concerned that the EO’s language today “could have been a blocker
Summary
President Donald Trump has delayed signing an executive order that would allow the government to evaluate AI models before they’re released. The unofficial reason: Not enough tech CEOs could make it to Washington, D.C. on short notice, according to several reports. The anticipated executive order would have tasked the Office of the National Cyber Director and other agencies with developing a process to evaluate AI models for security before their release. One of the key sticking points in the EO’s language, per CNN, is a proposed requirement for AI companies to share advanced models with the government between 14 and 90 days ahead of launch.