According to Fox News, four major US AI companies — OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Google — jointly refused to sign legally binding AI safety guarantees at the White House AI policy meeting. The companies insist on a ‘voluntary commitment’ path, which has sparked widespread discussion among regulators and the industry.
据《华盛顿邮报》报道,美国总统特朗普拟任命前证券交易委员会主席杰伊·克莱顿出任新设的"人工智能事务协调主管"一职,负责统筹联邦AI政策与监管框架。克莱顿此前在证券监管领域经验丰富,近年深度参与人工智能产业投资,其上任被视为白宫试图以"市场友好"路径推进AI治理的关键信号。报道同时披露,白宫正在起草一项关于AI基础设施与算力供应链的行政令草案,与新设职位形成配套机制。
CNN reports that the White House has been expanding a taxpayer-funded promotional campaign that critics describe as a muscular political-style pitch for President Trump, drawing fresh bipartisan criticism over the boundary between official communications and political promotion. Some lawmakers and press-freedom groups are calling for stricter oversight of government communications spending.
Politico reports that senior executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta will attend a White House meeting on artificial intelligence policy, covering frontier model safety, export controls, compute deployment and the future regulatory framework. The gathering marks a deeper phase of US AI governance in which industry and government shape policy together, and its outcomes are expected to shape US legislative momentum and the country’s posture in international AI diplomacy.
The Washington Post reports that the White House has expanded its taxpayer-funded ad campaign, with new content promoting Trump in a strongman style. The move has triggered fresh controversy over the boundaries of executive resources and public communications, prompting some lawmakers and press-freedom advocates to call for closer oversight of government propaganda spending.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is set to dine with President Trump at the White House, with AI industry policy, regulatory frameworks and frontier model development on the agenda, reflecting tightening ties between frontier AI labs and the executive branch.
The Guardian reports that President Trump told a senior female MS Now reporter to be quiet during a White House briefing after she pressed him on recent changes to the long-standing press pool selection process, triggering renewed concern among press freedom advocates.
On September 23, 2026, the US Department of Justice submitted a court filing defending the White House’s refusal to grant press credentials to several major media organizations, urging a federal judge to reject a lawsuit brought by those outlets. The filing argues the president has broad authority to control access to White House spaces on national security grounds. The case represents the largest legal clash of the current administration between executive power and press freedom protections.
Core Summary US President Trump publicly announced this week that the United States will form a dedicated “AI Force” and appoint an artificial intelligence “tsar” to coordinate federal artificial intelligence policy and industrial strategy. Multiple major technology outlets note that the administrative proposal remains in the conceptual stage, lacking specific legislative support and organizational structure, and has raised concerns across the industry about regulatory direction, agency overlap, and federal resource allocation. ...
Core Summary BBC reports that the Trump administration has recently barred several major US media outlets’ reporters from entering the White House, with press credentials belonging to CNN, MS NOW, and Politico journalists having been confiscated. The affected outlets have confirmed the news on their own platforms and indicated their reporting teams will face restricted access to White House coverage. The action is widely viewed as the latest escalation point in the strained relationship between the US executive branch and major news organizations. ...