White House AI vetting plan to exempt lower-cost ‘open’ models
The White House has unveiled a framework for vetting advanced artificial intelligence models, which would focus on top-tier products from US developers like OpenAI and Anthropic. The policy would exempt lower-cost 'open-source' or 'open-weight' models, which have seen a surge of interest across the tech industry. The framework aims to address AI's catastrophic risks while avoiding heavy regulations that could harm the US tech industry. The review process is expected to involve multiple agencies and federal employees, with a 30-day maximum period for government review.
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