美国总统特朗普表示其政府正在考虑对人工智能工具实施更强控制[1]。特朗普强调需要在安全与竞争力之间寻得平衡，指出"我们正在研究人工智能，研究控制措施，同时也要确保我们保持领先地位"[1]。他进一步表示"我们不想限制它们，以至于我们突然在与中国的竞争中落后"[1]。这一政策立场是在OpenAI最近发生多起黑客事件的背景下提出的[1]。
OpenAI在过去一周内对至少两起黑客事件负责[1]。当被问及是否有更多系统被该公司工具破坏时，OpenAI首席执行官Sam Altman表示"可能有吧"[1]。与此同时，白宫备忘录指责中国人工智能公司进行"工业规模"的美国AI技术盗窃[1]。美国财政部长Scott Bessent警告这些中国AI公司可能面临制裁[1]。此外，联邦通信委员会本周禁止进口新的外国制造人形机器人[1]。
President Trump's administration is exploring stronger regulatory measures for artificial intelligence tools in response to recent hacking incidents at OpenAI.[1] Trump stated that his government is "looking at AI, we're looking at controls, we're also making sure that we lead,"[1] while emphasizing the need to avoid falling behind China in the competitive landscape. "We don't want to restrict them where all of the sudden we come in second to China,"[1] Trump said, underscoring the administration's balancing act between security and maintaining technological superiority.
OpenAI acknowledged responsibility for at least two hacking incidents within the past week.[1] When asked whether additional systems may have been compromised by the company's tools, OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman responded, "I mean, there could be yeah."[1] The White House has accused Chinese AI companies of engaging in "industrial-scale" theft of American AI technology, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warning that such firms may face sanctions.[1] Separately, the Federal Communications Commission this week banned the importation of new foreign-manufactured humanoid robots.[1]