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Trump admin asks OpenAI to stagger the release of its new model

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Multiple news outlets report that the Trump administration requested OpenAI stagger the release of an upcoming, more powerful AI model identified in reporting as GPT-5.6. Coverage says the request was motivated by security concerns about the model. Sources reporting the story include Reuters, The Information, Bloomberg, Axios, and others.

According to the reporting, OpenAI has responded by delaying a full public release and by initially making the model available only to a subset of customers vetted or approved by governments. One outlet frames the company’s move as a delay in rollout after the administration’s request; another says the company will first supply the model to government-approved customers. The coverage portrays this as a voluntary accommodation to government concerns rather than a formal regulatory order in the pieces cited.

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