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OpenAI Limits Release of New Model Under Pressure From US

OpenAI Limits Release of New Model Under Pressure From US
Bloomberg Technology Friday 26 June 2026, 17:00 UTC By Rachel Metz 1 min read
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OpenAI Limits Release of New Model Under Pressure From US OpenAI is rolling out a preview version of a more capable new artificial intelligence model to select partners before making it available more widely in the coming weeks, following pressure from the Trump administration to stagger the release. The ChatGPT maker said Friday that it’s introducing the GPT-5.6 model series to a small group of trusted partners whose names have been approved by the US government. The limited release came at...

OpenAI Limits Release of New Model Under Pressure From US OpenAI is rolling out a preview version of a more capable new artificial intelligence model to select partners before making it available more widely in the coming weeks, following pressure from the Trump administration to stagger the release. The ChatGPT maker said Friday that it’s introducing the GPT-5.6 model series to a small group of trusted partners whose names have been approved by the US government. The limited release came at the Trump administration’s request, OpenAI said.
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