Trump Officials Quietly Shift on Open AI Models as Chinese Releases Force a Policy Reckoning
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Trump Officials Quietly Shift on Open AI Models as Chinese Releases Force a Policy Reckoning
The Trump administration has spent months hammering out rules for the most powerful artificial intelligence systems. What began as a closed-door effort aimed squarely at proprietary models from a handful of U.S. giants now shows signs of widening. Officials plan to bring certain open models under the same secretive pre-release review process. The move reflects fresh anxiety that American leadership could slip if Washington ignores rapidly advanc…
Important security updates for Palo Alto Networks' corporate browser Prisma and the VPN solution GlobalProtect App have been released.
Sources say White House officials will almost certainly revise the Trump administration's latest AI guidelines, expanding the scope of oversight of AI models. This month, the White House announced it had developed an AI framework. Under this framework, the most powerful models developed by U.S. AI labs would need to undergo rigorous testing before being released to the public.
According to ChainCatcher, the Trump administration will revise new artificial intelligence guidelines to expand oversight of AI models. The White House has developed an AI framework requiring U.S. labs to conduct security testing by the federal government before publicly releasing their models. This framework is expected to cover open-source models in the coming months, and once their capabilities reach the same level as Anthropic's Mythos-leve…
Palo Alto Networks to run OpenAI cyber models inside customer networks
Palo Alto Networks Inc. said today its Unit 42 consulting arm will put OpenAI Group PBC’s frontier cyber models to work inside customer environments, expanding a service it launched earlier this year to find the attack paths that artificial intelligence-equipped intruders are most likely to take. The expanded service, Unit 42 Frontier AI Exposure Analysis, […] The post Palo Alto Networks to run OpenAI cyber models inside customer networks appear…
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