Trump signs AI executive order for voluntary frontier model testing

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President Trump signed an executive order establishing a voluntary framework for early government access to frontier AI models. The order focuses on cybersecurity investments but faces criticism over effective oversight after cuts to security teams. Industry reactions are mixed, with some praising the balance and others warning of performative reassurances.

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