The US White House announced the establishment of an artificial intelligence and cybersecurity coordination group on July 15 to promote major AI model developers to share software and infrastructure vulnerabilities discovered in cutting-edge models with key service agencies such as finance, healthcare, and energy, and coordinate repair work to avoid repeated investment. The group will also include open model developers. The relevant arrangement implemented the executive order signed by Trump in June, and was jointly promoted by the US Treasury, the Office of the Director of National Cyber Services, the Department of Defense, and the National Security Agency. The measure shows that the US government is strengthening the overall application of AI cybersecurity capabilities and promoting cutting-edge models to move further from vulnerability detection tools to critical infrastructure protection systems.

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