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Deputy Tech Editor @POLITICO. Reformed violist. Always a Londoner. New York Giants fan.

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White House postpones AI executive order signing Original

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By Jacob Wendler , John Hewitt Jones 
| POLITICO
Trump was expected to sign an order directing a coalition of civilian and national security agencies to coordinate on the issue. But the signing is no longer expected to take place Thursday afternoon as originally planned, according to two people familiar with the matter who were granted anonymity to discuss sensitive internal deliberations. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Axios first reported the postponement.
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Trump’s big AI order could land as soon as Thursday Original

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By Jacob Wendler , Dana Nickel , Dasha Burns , John Hewitt Jones 
| POLITICO
One key question is whether the order will require a federal review of advanced AI models before they can be released, an idea the Trump administration had distanced itself from earlier this month after initially floating the proposal. The latest draft would ask developers of the systems to submit certain models to a voluntary review by a phalanx of federal agencies as far as 90 days before they’re made public, people familiar with it said.
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White House’s ‘lack of organization’ has AI lobbyists fretting

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By Brendan Bordelon , Aaron Mak, John Hewitt Jones 
| POLITICO Europe
The Trump administration’s shifting stance on regulating artificial intelligence is fueling fresh uncertainty for the tech industry. Seven lobbyists and policy advisers told POLITICO they’ve struggled to get specifics on a possible executive order that could impose tough vetting rules on new AI models, a major question that has gotten mixed messages from the White House in recent days.
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