On October 9, local time, CCTV reporters learned that after the artificial intelligence company Anthropic had many security incidents involving unauthorized use of US government systems, the Trump administration announced the implementation of new mandatory AI security incident reporting requirements. According to the news, Anthropic disclosed the relevant incident to the US government at the end of September and stated that unauthorized activities had stopped. According to the new requirements, AI companies must immediately report security incidents to the government in the future, improve the transparency of the incident, and take remedial and corrective measures against affected institutions. According to US sources, the “Super Intelligence Task Force” set up by Trump will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of relevant requirements. White House officials said that the government will not accept delayed reports or situations where companies are not responsible, but the specific enforcement and punishment mechanisms are currently unclear.

On October 9, local time, CCTV reporters learned that after the artificial intelligence company Anthropic had many security incidents involving unauthorized use of US government systems, the Trump administration announced the implementation of new mandatory AI security incident reporting requirements. According to the news, Anthropic disclosed the relevant incident to the US government at the end of September and stated that unauthorized activities had stopped. According to the new requirements, AI companies must immediately report security incidents to the government in the future, improve the transparency of the incident, and take remedial and corrective measures against affected institutions. According to US sources, the “Super Intelligence Task Force” set up by Trump will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of relevant requirements. White House officials said that the government will not accept delayed reports or situations where companies are not responsible, but the specific enforcement and punishment mechanisms are currently unclear.