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Trump Tells OpenAI, Anthropic to Withhold Models From UK Agency

Bloomberg Technology Friday 25 September 2026, 13:04 UTC By Chloe Chaplain 1 min read
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President Donald Trump’s administration requested OpenAI and Anthropic PBC withhold new artificial intelligence models from the UK’s flagship testing agency without prior review by US authorities.

President Donald Trump’s administration requested OpenAI and Anthropic PBC withhold new artificial intelligence models from the UK’s flagship testing agency without prior review by US authorities.
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