An article summarized by Mashable:

The White House is exploring new ways to oversee emerging AI models, signaling a potential shift toward greater government involvement in the industry. According to reports, officials in the White House are forming a working group made up of tech leaders and government representatives to develop possible review processes for AI systems before they are released to the public.

The discussions include input from major AI companies like Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI. One key question is which government bodies would handle oversight, with suggestions ranging from intelligence agencies like the National Security Agency to newer policy offices focused on cybersecurity and AI standards. The structure could resemble the U.K.’s model, where oversight responsibilities are distributed across agencies.

This potential move marks a shift from the Trump administration’s earlier stance, which leaned toward minimal regulation and limiting state-level involvement in AI governance. While some officials still support a lighter regulatory approach, the creation of this working group suggests growing recognition of the need for clearer rules as AI technology rapidly advances.

For the article: https://mashable.com/article/white-house-ai-model-oversight