The United States Administration has initiated contacts with some of the main technology companies, such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, to explore the creation of oversight mechanisms for artificial intelligence systems. The approach includes the possibility of establishing prior controls before the launch of certain models, although for now there is no approved regulation that obliges to do so.
The approach being considered contemplates the creation of procedures that allow for the review of certain artificial intelligence models before their deployment. Among the aspects being analyzed are the potential risks associated with advanced capabilities and the misuse of these technologies.
Conversations without defined rules or calendar
Currently, there is no regulatory framework in force that establishes the obligation to submit artificial intelligence models to a prior review before their launch. Nor has a timeline been announced for the implementation of this type of controls.
The conversations driven by the administration of Donald Trump are framed within the dialogue with the technology sector. The objective is to explore possible oversight mechanisms without having specified how they would be applied or which bodies would be responsible for their execution.
In this context, the companies involved participate in contacts without a formal procedure or closed technical criteria having been defined. The initiative remains in the study phase, without regulatory development.
The focus of the discussions is the assessment of risks before the launch of advanced artificial intelligence systems. The possibility of introducing prior reviews is linked to the need to analyze technological capabilities and possible impacts.
This approach has not, for now, translated into legal obligations or effective regulatory changes. The proposal remains in an initial stage within the US administration, with no concrete measures having been announced stemming from these contacts with OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.