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U.S. officials are warning of a loophole in export controls that may have allowed Chinese firms to acquire banned Nvidia Blackwell chips through overseas subsidiaries. New guidance is being drafted to close the gap, but concerns remain about chips already in circulation.
The Trump administration is facing internal conflict over AI regulation after the Supreme Court halted a key executive order. Officials and industry leaders now struggle to navigate the regulatory vacuum left behind.
President Trump signs revised AI executive order after industry objections, shifting from mandatory to voluntary government reviews of advanced AI models.
The Trump administration is locked in an internal battle over AI regulation, with three factions vying for control and threatening to stall crucial federal policy at a pivotal moment.
President Trump delayed signing an executive order requiring pre-release government security reviews of AI models, citing dissatisfaction with the order's language. The move reflects ongoing tensions between regulatory approaches and innovation in AI governance.
President Trump is expected to sign a new executive order this week establishing a voluntary 90-day AI disclosure framework, amid growing pressure from MAGA allies for stricter oversight.
A Trump-era proposal would require entry-level software engineers to earn at least $162,000 annually to qualify for an H-1B visa, sparking debate over tech hiring and immigration policy.
The Turnberry Agreement, signed between the U.S. and EU in Scotland, is facing renewed scrutiny as Trump's administration considers breaking the deal, particularly over automotive tariffs and semiconductors.
Anthropic's new cybersecurity model, Claude Mythos Preview, may help repair its relationship with the Trump administration after months of criticism.
Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark confirmed the company briefed the Trump administration on its Mythos AI project while simultaneously suing the government. The revelation underscores the complex relationship between AI companies and regulators.
David Sacks has stepped down as White House AI czar, moving further from the power center in Washington. His departure signals a potential shift in the administration's approach to AI governance.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's ban on Anthropic AI models, calling the labeling of the company a 'potential adversary' unconstitutional. The ruling emphasizes First Amendment protections in the context of AI regulation.
