The directive calls for deeper partnerships with AI companies while directing agencies to guard frontier models and the data centers that power them from foreign adversaries.
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters while aboard Air Force One on June 5, 2026 en route to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
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FBI, ODNI directed to build “deep, proactive” relationships with frontier-AI companies.
Trump has directed US military and security agencies to accelerate AI adoption while maintaining human oversight and protecting…
Trump signed an executive order directing rapid AI integration into US military and intelligence, replacing Biden-era policies…
President Donald Trump is calling for the U.S. military and national security agencies to accelerate their use of artificial…
The administration is building its AI policy largely around cybersecurity and national security.
President Trump signed a new executive order designed to strengthen the nation's cyber defenses and maintain US leadership in AI.
