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Pulling Commerce Department AI evaluation staff under direct White House reporting lines would concentrate federal oversight of frontier model safety.
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Exclusive: The Trump administration plans to bring senior AI testing officials closer to the White House. Three officials from the Commerce Department’s AI testing agency would report directly to White House leaders under a restructuring still being finalized. Full story:Read original on X
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