US Commerce Department Clears OpenAI for Broad GPT-5.6 Model Release

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Department of Commerce has reportedly cleared OpenAI to release its advanced GPT-5.6 model, with a rollout anticipated as early as this week.
This follows additional testing and government meetings, and comes as the Trump administration increases AI regulation.

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The U.S. Department of Commerce has reportedly cleared OpenAI to release its advanced GPT-5.6 model, with a rollout anticipated as early as this week. This follows additional testing and government meetings, and comes as the Trump administration increases AI regulation.

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