Technology giants Meta and Anthropic will be among the companies invited to the White House on Tuesday to discuss a voluntary framework under which America’s leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) developers could give the government early access to their most advanced models for testing their hacking capabilities.Reuters reported on Monday that the Trump administration has finalised the details of voluntary cybersecurity tests to measure the hacking capabilities of the most advanced American AI models, and is planning to review them this week with the AI industry.The Information website first confirmed that the White House would meet on Tuesday with several AI companies, including Google and OpenAI, to review the new controls before they are rolled out, marking a cautious departure from the Trump administration’s largely hands-off approach to the AI industry.
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US tech giants invited to discuss AI security tests at White House
The White House will host leading AI developers, including Meta, Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, on Tuesday to discuss a voluntary framework. This framework would allow the government early access to advanced AI models for testing their hacking capabilities.
Lucy QuagginSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-08-03 · 22:25 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
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The White House will host leading AI developers, including Meta, Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, on Tuesday to discuss a voluntary framework. This framework would allow the government early access to advanced AI models for testing their hacking capabilities. The Trump administration has finalized the details of these cybersecurity tests, which aim to measure the hacking potential of the most advanced American AI models. This meeting signifies a cautious shift in the administration's approach to the AI industry, as they plan to review these new controls with industry representatives before their rollout.
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The White House will meet with AI companies including Google and OpenAI to review new controls.
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The US government plans to review voluntary cybersecurity tests for advanced AI models with the AI industry this week.
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Meta and Anthropic will be invited to the White House to discuss a voluntary framework for AI security testing.
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The meeting marks a departure from the Trump administration's hands-off approach to the AI industry.
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