OpenAI, Anthropic, Google to Join White House AI Safety Meeting
The US government invited major AI companies to a White House meeting to discuss a voluntary framework for AI model safety testing.
The US government has invited major AI companies — including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google — to a White House meeting to discuss a voluntary (opt-in) framework for testing AI model safety. The meeting was reported as a follow-up to an executive order on AI cybersecurity signed in June 2026.
Background
According to reporting, the meeting’s purpose is to shape a US framework for voluntary AI safety reviews. It stems from the AI cybersecurity executive order President Trump signed in June 2026, which outlined an opt-in — not mandatory — approach to safety testing for AI models.
Who’s Attending
Bloomberg’s reporting named OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google as companies attending the meeting. As of this writing, it isn’t confirmed what specific positions each company will take, or what form any resulting policy might take.
Note
This is a report on a meeting and its attendees, not a policy announcement — the specific framework and any implementation timeline haven’t been finalized. This article will be updated if further details are announced. Read the original reporting at Bloomberg.