President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a scaled-back executive order that seeks to address the cybersecurity threats of artificial intelligence — but with less-advanced government scrutiny than the White House had been set to impose last month, according to two White House officials familiar with the matter granted anonymity to discuss it. The order, signed privately, asks some AI companies to submit their powerful new models to a voluntary government review 30 days before releasing the products to the public. An earlier draft of the document had called for a voluntary review as much as 90 days in advance, a provision that some AI industry officials had pushed to whittle to 14 days, Politico reported last month.

Full report : President Trump signs a scaled-back AI EO that seeks to address AI’s cybersecurity threats; sources say it imposes less scrutiny on AI than the scrapped version.