White House expected to discuss regulatory framework with OpenAI and other AI companies on Tuesday, establishing voluntary pre-release review mechanism for models

According to Odaily, sources familiar with the matter have revealed that the Trump administration has invited representatives from major tech companies including OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to the White House on Tuesday to review a completed AI regulatory framework.

The framework is expected to establish a voluntary AI model submission and review mechanism, allowing AI labs to submit their models to the government for evaluation before releasing them to partners and the public.

Sources said the mechanism aims to enhance the government's understanding of advanced AI system development and improve safety assessments of high-capability models before public deployment. At present, the framework remains voluntary in nature and is not a mandatory regulatory measure.

The meeting reflects the U.S. government's ongoing exploration of a balance between AI innovation and safety regulation. As companies such as OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic continue to roll out more powerful foundation models, how to assess model capabilities and mitigate potential risks has become a key topic in U.S. AI policy-making. (The Information)