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President Trump's AI Executive Order Aims to Strengthen Cybersecurity Amidst Anthropic's Expansion

President Trump's AI Executive Order Aims to Strengthen Cybersecurity Amidst Anthropic's Expansion

President Trump has signed a new executive order focused on advancing artificial intelligence (AI) innovation and security. The order directs federal agencies to collaborate with the private sector to modernize and secure systems against cyber threats. It establishes a voluntary framework for evaluating AI models for cybersecurity risks, with the NSA playing a central role in assessing AI capabilities. Concurrently, Anthropic is expanding its Project Glasswing, which uses AI to identify security vulnerabilities, to include 150 new global partners. This expansion aims to enhance cybersecurity across critical infrastructure sectors.
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President Trump Issues New Executive Order on AI, Emphasizing Cybersecurity

President Trump Issues New Executive Order on AI, Emphasizing Cybersecurity

President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity. The order, titled 'Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security,' directs federal agencies to collaborate with the private sector to modernize systems and enhance cybersecurity measures. A key component of the order is the establishment of an AI cybersecurity 'clearinghouse' to evaluate advanced AI models for potential risks before public release. This move comes in response to advancements in AI models, such as the Anthropic Claude Mythos model, which have demonstrated capabilities to identify and exploit cyber vulnerabilities. The order also assigns a significant role to the National Security Agency (NSA) in assessing the cyber capabilities of AI models.
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President Trump Signs AI Cybersecurity Executive Order to Enhance Government Systems

President Trump Signs AI Cybersecurity Executive Order to Enhance Government Systems

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at bolstering the cybersecurity of government systems through advanced artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. The order establishes a framework for voluntary testing of AI models with advanced cyber capabilities, encouraging AI companies to participate in a benchmarking process. This initiative is part of a broader effort to ensure that AI technologies are secure and effective in addressing national security concerns. The order also includes provisions to enhance cybersecurity protections for rural hospitals and critical infrastructure, with the Secretary of Homeland Security tasked with facilitating access to necessary cybersecurity tools within 30 days.
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David Sacks Criticizes Government Ownership Proposals in AI Sector

David Sacks Criticizes Government Ownership Proposals in AI Sector

David Sacks Criticizes Government Ownership Proposals in AI Sector
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White House AI policy adviser Krishnan to leave position

White House AI policy adviser Krishnan to leave position

By Jason Lange and Bo Erickson June 6 (Reuters) - A top White House artificial intelligence policy adviser on Saturday said he will leave his position at the end of June, marking the exit of a leading figure helping craft policies for frontier technologies. 
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The White House wants to vet AI before you can use it

The White House wants to vet AI before you can use it

Most technology rules arrive late. They get written after the damage is already done, named for the disaster they were meant to prevent. Governments are not built to move first. They move when something scares them. For roughly two years, the United States treated artificial intelligence (AI) ...
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President Trump Signs Executive Order for AI Model Vetting to Address Cybersecurity Risks

President Trump Signs Executive Order for AI Model Vetting to Address Cybersecurity Risks

President Trump has issued an executive order establishing a voluntary framework for federal vetting of advanced AI models before their public release. This directive allows government agencies a 30-day period to assess potential national security and cybersecurity risks associated with these cutting-edge systems. The order aims to balance innovation with security, ensuring that the U.S. maintains its technological edge, particularly against competitors like China. Industry experts have expressed mixed reactions, noting the voluntary nature of the order and its potential gaps in addressing AI model behavior post-deployment. The executive order is seen as a step towards securing U.S. critical infrastructure by leveraging AI innovation.
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President Trump Signs Executive Order for AI Cybersecurity Vetting Framework

President Trump Signs Executive Order for AI Cybersecurity Vetting Framework

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing a voluntary framework for federal vetting of advanced AI models before their public release. This directive allows government agencies a 30-day period to assess potential national security and cybersecurity risks posed by these systems. The order is voluntary for AI developers, aiming to balance innovation with security without hindering U.S. technological competitiveness, especially against countries like China. Industry professionals have expressed mixed reactions, highlighting the order's voluntary nature and the potential gaps in its implementation. Some experts emphasize the importance of integrating AI risk into existing governance processes and the need for transparency in the order's execution.
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US says it will speed development and use of AI for national security

US says it will speed development and use of AI for national security

By Katharine Jackson and Karen Freifeld WASHINGTON, June 5 (Reuters) - The White House said on Friday it would accelerate the development and use of AI for national security applications, while stressing that the technology should not be used to carry out unlawful surveillance.
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Anthropic Advocates for Global Pause on AI Development Amid Control Concerns

Anthropic Advocates for Global Pause on AI Development Amid Control Concerns

Anthropic Advocates for Global Pause on AI Development Amid Control Concerns
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Anthropic Maps AI Threats as Palantir Chief Considered for CISA Role

Anthropic Maps AI Threats as Palantir Chief Considered for CISA Role

In a recent cybersecurity news roundup, several key developments were highlighted, including Anthropic's efforts to map AI threats and the potential appointment of Palantir Technologies' Chief Technology Officer, Shyam Sankar, as the next director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Anthropic's analysis revealed a significant increase in threat actors using AI for high-risk cyber activities. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is reportedly considering Sankar for the CISA role amid budget cuts. Other notable stories include vulnerabilities in Comodo Internet Security and ongoing malware campaigns targeting financial institutions.
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Blacklisted AI company Anthropic, White House ease tensions ahead of IPO, sources say

Blacklisted AI company Anthropic, White House ease tensions ahead of IPO, sources say

By Courtney Rozen and Karen Freifeld June 5 (Reuters) - A months-long dispute between Trump administration officials and AI firm Anthropic is showing signs of easing across parts of the U.S. government as the company prepares to go public, according to sources familiar with the relationship.