President Donald Trump signed an executive order for regulating artificial intelligence, focused on cybersecurity, which allows companies to submit advanced models for review.

The American President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday that establishes a framework for regulating artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States, aimed at protecting computer systems from vulnerabilities exploited by advanced AI models. The order provides a voluntary regulatory framework, allowing companies to present their models for review by the administration before launch. It also clarifies that no mandatory prior approval will be imposed.

The order creates a coordination platform led by the Department of the Treasury, in collaboration with the NSA and CISA, to detect and remediate software vulnerabilities. The voluntary review period has been reduced to 30 days. This decision comes in the context of concerns related to cybersecurity and tensions within the administration regarding AI regulation. Trump emphasized that unnecessary regulations can hinder innovation, and the signed order represents a shift in his administration's approach to regulating artificial intelligence.