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Wednesday, 8 July 2026

Our approach to government and national security partnerships

OpenAI 3 months ago 36 ● 2 sources

OpenAI published principles for working with government and national security agencies, emphasizing responsible AI deployment, democratic oversight, and public safety safeguards. The company specified that it will only partner with governments that commit to democratic accountability and restrict military applications to defensive purposes. These guidelines shape how OpenAI negotiates access to its technology for state actors and security functions.

China restricts overseas access to AI models

Reuters 3 months ago 19 ● 4 sources

Chinese authorities held meetings with major AI firms to restrict overseas access to their latest and future AI models, citing national security concerns. The restriction would apply to China's most advanced models going forward, preventing international users from accessing these systems. This effectively walls off Chinese AI development from global markets and users, creating a separate ecosystem.

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