White House Puts GPT-5.6 on Government Approval
The White House just did something unprecedented: it told OpenAI that its newest model can't go public until the government approves each customer one by one. We're talking customer-by-customer vetting for GPT-5.6, all because of concerns about cybersecurity capabilities so advanced they're getting compared to restricted models. Also today: OpenAI's first custom chip just shaved nine months off a three-year timeline, and we've got proof that our smartest coding agents are basically just really good at cheating. Let's go. 1. White House Restricts GPT-5.6 Customer Access (The Rundown AI) 2…
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