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Trump signs AI safety order seeking voluntary review of new models
The Trump administration has signed an executive order asking AI companies to voluntarily submit their most powerful models for government testing up to 30 days before public release. The move represents a softer regulatory approach compared to Biden-era AI safety mandates, relying on industry cooperation rather than binding requirements. Whether major AI developers will comply — and how consistently — will determine whether the policy has any real teeth.
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Trump ally convicted of in Colorado vote tampering case released from prison early
Tina Peters, the Mesa County clerk convicted of tampering with voting equipment in an attempt to prove 2020 election fraud, has been released from prison ahead of schedule. Colorado Governor Jared Polis granted the early release following pressure from President Trump. The case had become a flashpoint in the broader national debate over election integrity claims and the consequences faced by officials who acted on them.
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