The White House said on Tuesday the Trump administration is keeping open the option of further administrative action to address risks from open-source AI models. Last month the president signed an executive order establishing a voluntary review regime for AI models; officials said substantial follow-up work is ongoing. At the July 2 launch of the regime, the National Cyber Director said the order “includes open-source scanning and coordination mechanisms” and added that protecting and strengthen

The White House said on Tuesday the Trump administration is keeping open the option of further administrative action to address risks from open-source AI models. Last month the president signed an executive order establishing a voluntary review regime for AI models; officials said substantial follow-up work is ongoing. At the July 2 launch of the regime, the National Cyber Director said the order “includes open-source scanning and coordination mechanisms” and added that protecting and strengthening the open-source ecosystem is necessary to deliver the administration’s objectives. Firms including Reflection AI have submitted new framework proposals to the administration, prompting market speculation Washington could issue additional executive orders or guidance affecting the open-source AI sector.