On Tuesday, June 2, 2026, US President Donald Trump signed a decree establishing a voluntary framework to control the most advanced artificial intelligence models. The text allows industry companies to submit their systems to the federal government prior to launch to assess potential cyber security and national security risks without imposing mandatory controls. According to the US administration, this approach aims to strengthen cooperation between the state and AI actors.
The Order provides that several federal agencies will be able to examine, on a voluntary basis, the most powerful models up to 30 days before they are made available to the public. The White House stresses, however, that nothing in the text should be interpreted as introducing a system of licensing, licensing or prior authorization for the development and commercialization of artificial intelligence technologies.
This decision is taking place in a context of growing concerns about the capabilities of certain d The Trump administration says it wants to strike a balance between protecting national security and maintaining the competitiveness of the US artificial intelligence industry in the face of global competition, especially China.
