Discussion

• @deanwball Dean W. Ball on x

  Wow. This EO is almost exactly similar to the leaked text from the EO POTUS chose not to sign because it was too regulatory. The only difference is that the “voluntary” pre-deployment review process is now 30 days rather than 90. That is a concession, but a very small one

• @leomschwartz Leo Schwartz on x

  Here's the long-awaited AI executive order, with the controversial clause of companies sharing their models with the government shortened to 30 days pre-release from 90 days https://www.whitehouse.gov/...

• @secureainow @secureainow on x

  BREAKING: Trump signs an AI cybersecurity executive order. The result: voluntary model reviews, 30 days before launch. https://www.whitehouse.gov/...

• @benbrodydc Ben Brody on x

  Here are the big provisions. 30 days voluntary governmental pre-access, then to trusted partners [image]

• @jakesherman Jake Sherman on x

  TRUMP has privately signed an AI executive order. https://www.whitehouse.gov/...

• NewsMax.com NewsMax.com on x

  Trump Signs AI Order to Boost Security, Innovation

• @ericgeller Eric Geller on x

  Breaking: President Trump has signed his AI security executive order: https://www.whitehouse.gov/... It's virtually the same as the draft he scrapped earlier, except the voluntary government review of AI models would be up to 30 days before release, not up to 90. [image]

• @deredleritt3r Prinz on x

  Key provisions in the White House EO on AI Innovation and Security (hot off the presses): - Consistent with the draft EO leaked a few days ago, the EO establishes a *voluntary* framework enabling frontier labs to “provide access” to a new “covered frontier model” to the USG.

• @juanmlondonor Juan M. Londoño on x

  At the end, the only major change was the threshold reduction (which is welcome), but most of the other issues were unaddressed. I still think this EO gets it mostly right, but it relies too much on the executive making good judgement calls. And that's not always a given.

• @juanmlondonor Juan M. Londoño on x

  In my opinion, that version was directionally correct, but there were some details about the review process that had to be ironed out. As @neil_chilson put it best, it gave agencies too much discretion in defining what models are covered. Clearer criteria was needed.

• @juanmlondonor Juan M. Londoño on x

  Here's Neil's thread, which I thought broke down the issues with the original text in a very thorough way: https://x.com/...

• @juanmlondonor Juan M. Londoño on x

  The White House has signed its executive order on AI. Mostly the same text we saw in the leaks, except the threshold for government access has been reduced to 60 days. https://www.whitehouse.gov/...

• @kevinbankston Kevin Bankston on x

  The “it's not mandatory (but you labs damn well better do it)” frontier AI safety review EO.

• @sophiacai99 Sophia Cai on x

  Scoop: President Trump has signed a scaled back AI executive order that has a shorter government review period of 30 days before, down from 90 days in the preview version, two White House officials told me.

• @hugolowell Hugo Lowell on bluesky

  NEW: The Trump admin is facing internal strife over resurrecting an AI exec order  —  Susie Wiles and Scott Bessent are pushing for an EO, because Treasury needs that before any talks with China.  But David Sacks remains opposed @WIRED.com latest w @mzeff.bsky.social www.wired.co…

• @leahfeiger Leah Feiger on bluesky

  Donald Trump killed an executive order to regulate AI.  Now, administration officials and AI executives are trying to figure out if there's anything left to piece back together.  —  read @hugolowell.bsky.social and @mzeff.bsky.social:

• @bradsmi Brad Smith on x

  This executive order is an important step toward advancing innovation while protecting the security of the American public. We welcome this effort by the Administration. https://www.whitehouse.gov/...

• @mkratsios47 Director Michael Kratsios on x

  Today @POTUS signed an EO that keeps America leading in AI while putting frontier AI capabilities to work strengthening our cyber defenses. AI systems are now the most powerful tools we have ever had to harden our cyber infrastructure and stay ahead of adversaries. It is a real

• @zck Zak Kukoff on x

  This is a fairly significant win for the safety camp within the admin. I suspect one day we'll look back at this admin as the last to have both safetyists and accelerationists under one roof—the same way we view Nixon as perhaps the last Republican to house both liberals and

• @ryanfedasiuk Ryan Fedasiuk on x

  The new AI Executive Order is finally out. It does three big things: ✅ Establishes a 30-day voluntary frontier review process — led by Treasury, DoW, NSA, White House OSTP, and DHS/CISA. ✅ DOJ will prioritize cases in which AI is used for cybercrime. ✅ CISA and OMB will [image]

• @deanwball Dean W. Ball on x

  Wow. This EO is almost exactly similar to the leaked text from the EO POTUS chose not to sign because it was too regulatory. The only major difference is that the “voluntary” pre-deployment review process is now 30 days rather than 90. That is a concession, but a very small one

• @bluedotin @bluedotin on bluesky

  (Politico) Trump did sign a “downsized” AI document but unclear what it means.  Suggest you watch to see what tumbles out, given that this signing was in private.  Why?  Trump never seems to avoid cameras, why now?  —  www.politico.com/news/2026/06...

• @deanwball Dean W. Ball on x

  This EO sets up a bad outcome in frontier AI governance: the government regulating AI models you aren't allowed to use in a way you aren't allowed to know about. That outcome is not here yet, but the direction of travel is apparent. If Biden had done this, every libertarian

• @davidakaye David Kaye on bluesky

  the biden administration adopted an AI Bill of Rights.  —  trump: “The costs for publication of this order shall be borne by the Department of War.”

• @campuscodi@mastodon.social Catalin Cimpanu on mastodon

  Trump signs the EO on AI cybersecurity, the one from last month  —  https://www.whitehouse.gov/...

• @davidsacks David Sacks on x

  Many have reached out to me regarding the new Cyber EO. A few thoughts: First, President Trump is the most pro-innovation president we've ever had. He's made it clear that the U.S. has to win the AI race and that a pro-innovation, pro-energy, and pro-infrastructure policy is the

• @climatebrad.hillheat.com Brad Johnson on bluesky

  The Trump White House continues to expand into legislative territory

• r/politics r on reddit

  Trump Signs Executive Order Seeking Oversight of A.I. Models