According to five people familiar with the matter, the Trump administration has invited staff from major tech companies such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to the White House on Tuesday to review the final version of the AI regulatory framework. The framework will establish a voluntary mechanism requiring artificial intelligence laboratories to submit relevant models to the government before launching models to partners and the public. The executive order at the beginning of June this year requires that framework formulation be completed by August 1, and this meeting is scheduled to be held a few days after the end of this period. Another source said that the conference was hosted by the National Network Director's Office under the administrative branch. The invitation letter stated that the conference would discuss plans to further advance the framework and discuss an undisclosed related activity. Two people familiar with the matter said that the participants were mid-level company workers, not executives, and that the new framework will not be officially released to the public at this conference. It is currently unclear whether the White House will gather corporate opinions at the conference or announce the final draft framework to the outside world. A White House official said on Monday that this voluntary framework has been completed on schedule, and the government is discussing follow-up arrangements with industry parties, but it is not clear whether the framework has officially entered into force.

According to five people familiar with the matter, the Trump administration has invited staff from major tech companies such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to the White House on Tuesday to review the final version of the AI regulatory framework. The framework will establish a voluntary mechanism requiring artificial intelligence laboratories to submit relevant models to the government before launching models to partners and the public. The executive order at the beginning of June this year requires that framework formulation be completed by August 1, and this meeting is scheduled to be held a few days after the end of this period. Another source said that the conference was hosted by the National Network Director's Office under the administrative branch. The invitation letter stated that the conference would discuss plans to further advance the framework and discuss an undisclosed related activity. Two people familiar with the matter said that the participants were mid-level company workers, not executives, and that the new framework will not be officially released to the public at this conference. It is currently unclear whether the White House will gather corporate opinions at the conference or announce the final draft framework to the outside world. A White House official said on Monday that this voluntary framework has been completed on schedule, and the government is discussing follow-up arrangements with industry parties, but it is not clear whether the framework has officially entered into force.