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'White House Asks OpenAI And Anthropic To Hold New Models From UK Testers Until U.S. Review; U.K. Leaders Are Calling For A Shared Set Of Global Principles, Even As The White House Seeks First Access To New Models For Testing' - Politico

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https://www.politico.com/news/2026/09/24/white-house-asks-openai-and-anthropic-to-hold-new-models-from-uk-testers-until-u-s-review-01091769

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