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OpenAI has decided to limit the release of its new AI model, GPT 5.6, following a request from the Trump administration. The White House expressed concerns about the model's advanced capabilities, leading to restrictions that will see it be made available only to a select group of government-approved partners. This decision comes amidst broader discussions within the tech industry regarding the regulatory environment for AI technologies.
The request from the Trump administration appears to mark a significant shift in its approach to AI, as tech industry figures had previously expressed fears that a Democratic administration would impose stricter regulations. Now, lobbyists and industry leaders are seeking clarity on the new regulatory landscape as they attempt to navigate the implications of these recent developments. The staggered release of GPT 5.6 is reminiscent of the cautious rollout seen with Anthropic’s AI offering, Mythos, further illustrating the evolving dynamics between government oversight and technological advancement in the field of artificial intelligence.
27 June
Tech industry grapples with Trump’s AI about-faces
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