OpenAI 计划有限发布 GPT-5.6，美国政府要求逐客户审批

OpenAI is reportedly releasing GPT-5.6 only as a limited preview to a small group of partners. Via The Information The reason, according to Sam Altman: the U.S. government asked it to. Altman reportedly told staff that the government will be "approving access customer by customer" during the preview period, with a broader release potentially following a couple of weeks later. This comes obvously after Anthropic took a similar path with Mythos, and after the White House forced Anthropic to withdraw Fable and Mythos over national security concerns. However: Actually Trump’s AI executive order explicitly says the new model review process is supposed to be voluntary, not a government licensing or preclearance regime. But in practice, frontier AI launches are starting to look very different.   Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus): "The White House’s Anthropic actions have raised fears among policy and AI industry leaders that the government has created a de facto licensing regime for new frontier models while it continues to work out the specifics of the executive order’s framework. After all, just how voluntary will its new AI system be if the administration can also force models off the market when it has concerns about them, as it did with Anthropic?"