Early talk of federal safety reviews of new AI models has cooled off.
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Disagreement among administration officials and a time crunch with President Trump's China summit are holding up efforts to launch a federal response to the next frontier of AI.
Why it matters: There's not yet any new federal AI regulation weeks after Mythos — Anthropic's most advanced model yet — threw Washington for a loop.
The White House is also considering a new AI working group that would explore potential oversight and vet models before release,…
Congress is pressing the White House to confront the risks posed by frontier models like Mythos.
Anthropic has resisted allowing its Claude AI system to be used for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons systems – key US…
Anthropic was discussing Mythos with the Trump administration, even after the Pentagon cut off business with the U.S. AI lab…
President Donald Trump previously railed against the company for rejecting broad government demands.
After Anthropic refused to let its AI to be used in autonomous weapons systems, Trump ordered US agencies to quit using it
