**[White House Plans to Expand AI Regulation, Open-Source Models May Be Included in Testing Framework]** BlockBeats News, August 13 — According to U.S. tech media outlet WIRED, citing informed sources, the Trump administration's new artificial intelligence guidelines will be revised to expand regulation of AI models. The White House announced this month that it has developed an AI framework under which cutting-edge AI models developed by U.S. labs will undergo federal safety testing before public release. The government has not disclosed the framework, nor are there any public plans for its release, according to reports. Currently, this AI framework only applies to so-called "closed-source models" developed by companies such as Anthropic and OpenAI. However, a White House official revealed that in the coming months, the framework is expected to also cover open-source models. In short, once open-source models reach the same "cutting-edge" capability level as Anthropic's Mythos-grade models and OpenAI's GPT-5.6, they will be included in the framework and subjected to pre-release testing.