OpenAI launched ChatGPT 5.6 after delaying release due to US government cybersecurity concerns. The Trump administration requested limited access, which OpenAI initially granted to trusted partners and US entities before a wider rollout following government testing.
OpenAI has limited the rollout of its GPT 5.6 series (Sol, Terra, Luna) at the US government's request, citing national security. This marks a shift towards tighter AI oversight by the Trump administration, contrasting with its earlier minimal regulation stance.
白宮因擔憂安全風險，要求OpenAI限制其先進GPT 5.6模型僅向少數經政府核准的合作夥伴開放。此舉是在聯邦政府尚未建立AI監管架構的過渡時期，OpenAI執行長阿特曼表示將與政府合作尋求永續發布方式。
OpenAI is staggering the release of its GPT 5.6 AI model, initially to a limited group of partners, after a request from the US government. CEO Sam Altman stated the government would approve customer access, a move echoing Anthropic's Mythos release, which was later pulled.
外媒報導，白宮因擔憂OpenAI即將推出的GPT 5.6模型能力過於先進，要求該公司僅向少數經政府核准的合作夥伴開放，作為公開發布前的過渡階段。OpenAI執行長阿特曼表示，這非長期模式，將持續與政府合作尋求永續發布方式。
OpenAI's new GPT 5.6 model will reportedly have a limited release to select partners, influenced by the Trump administration's directive. The administration, through the Office of the National Cyber Director and OSTP, is working closely with OpenAI on the release, mirroring Anthropic's voluntary restrictions on its powerful AI models.
OpenAI plans a staggered release for its new ChatGPT 5.6 AI model, initially granting access only to parties approved by the US federal government. CEO Sam Altman stated that federal leaders will approve access customer by customer during a preview period, with a broader public release expected a couple of weeks later.
