The White House has finalized a classified AI security framework but is withholding testing criteria and model coverage details, raising concerns about competitive advantage for large vendors.
CEO Sam Altman has reportedly pitched giving the Trump administration a $42.6B equity stake in OpenAI, framed as a way to align public interest with AI upside.
The Vermont senator advocates for data center moratoriums and wealth redistribution taxes on AI companies, sparking broader party interest in tech oversight.
Florida congresswoman says staff used Claude for grammar-checking an amendment summary, not bill text, amid growing scrutiny of AI in legislative drafting.
The Skydio CEO argues against preemptive limits on AI-enabled drones, citing infrastructure inspection and competitive risk.
OpenAI commits to transparency on AI policy advocacy, rejecting PACs and political donations while addressing employee-led initiatives.
Google granted the U.S. Department of Defense broad access to its AI on classified networks, becoming the third company to fill the gap left by Anthropic's refusal.
OpenAI released a three-part framework of principles—democratization, empowerment, and universal prosperity—outlining how it intends to govern its pursuit of AGI.