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President Donald Trump has signed a revised executive order on artificial intelligence that was changed from an earlier draft after requests from AI companies. According to reporting from Politico, the order was signed privately and asks some AI companies to submit new products for a voluntary government review 30 days before release-down from a proposed 90-day review period.<\/p>\n

The order emphasizes that the governance does not want to suppress innovation, stating the U.S. aims to stay competitive while also addressing national security risks<\/a> from AI. It describes a voluntary framework under which companies could provide information to federal agencies about models being deployed,with confidentiality and protections for areas such as cybersecurity,insider risk,and intellectual property. The order also makes clear there will be no mandatory licensing or pre-approval requirement, and the goal is secure innovation and stronger cybersecurity for critical infrastructure. <\/p>\n