The Trump administration is set to hold a White House meeting on Tuesday with employees from major technology companies including OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, according to The Information, which cited five people familiar with the matter. The session will focus on reviewing a completed artificial intelligence regulatory framework. Under that framework, AI labs would be offered a voluntary process to submit models to the government for review before releasing them to partners or the public. The planned meeting comes several days after an Aug. 1 deadline set by an executive order in early June for completing the framework. One person familiar with the matter said the event will be hosted by the Office of the National Cyber Director, part of the executive branch. The invitation reportedly said participants would discuss next steps for the framework as well as an unspecified related event. Two people familiar with the plans said the meeting is expected to include employee-level representatives rather than executives, since it is not intended as a public launch of the new framework.
The Trump administration plans to bring employees from several technology companies, including OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, to the White House on Tuesday to review a completed artificial intelligence regulatory framework, according to The Information, which cited five people familiar with the matter.
The framework would create a voluntary process for AI labs to submit models to the government for review before releasing them to partners and the public, the report said.
The meeting is scheduled several days after an Aug. 1 deadline set by an executive order in early June for completion of the framework.
One person familiar with the matter said the meeting will be hosted by the Office of the National Cyber Director, which sits within the executive branch. That person also said the invitation states the meeting will cover next steps for the framework and an unspecified related event.
Two people familiar with the matter said the session is expected to include employee-level representatives from the companies rather than executives, because the meeting is not being used as a public rollout for the new framework.
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