[Trump's Chief AI Advisor Krishnan to Resign at the End of the Month] Golden Finance reports, June 7: According to informed sources, Sriram Krishnan, the tech investor who led the Trump administration's pro-industry AI policies, plans to leave the White House at the end of this month to establish an external organization aimed at influencing technology policy. Krishnan is one of the architects of the government's 'AI Action Plan,' which provided a blueprint for easing regulations on emerging technologies and promoting the construction of national data centers. He also participated in drafting an executive order that limits states' ability to regulate AI. However, advanced AI models like Anthropic's Mythos, which have demonstrated the capability to identify software security vulnerabilities, have raised concerns among senior government officials about the risks of cyberattacks. This has prompted some officials to reconsider the lenient regulatory approach advocated by Krishnan and others.