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OpenAI Reportedly Delays ChatGPT 5.6 Release Following Trump Administration Request

Guru Baran

June 26, 2026

OpenAI has agreed to stagger the public release of its latest ...

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Cyber Security

OpenAI Reportedly Delays ChatGPT 5.6 Release Following Trump Administration Request

Guru Baran

June 26, 2026

OpenAI has agreed to stagger the public release of its latest AI model, GPT-5.6, after the Trump administration formally requested the company limit initial access to a select group of government-approved partners, citing the model’s advanced capabilities and national security implications.

The development, first reported by

The Information

on June 25, 2026, signals a new and uncertain era for AI model releases in the United States, where federal oversight is increasingly shaping how and when frontier AI reaches the public.

The government’s request to OpenAI follows a high-profile clash between the White House and rival AI company Anthropic earlier this month.

On June 12, 2026, the Trump administration issued an export control directive compelling Anthropic to take its latest models,

Fable 5 and Mythos 5

, entirely offline to prevent access by foreign nationals, citing serious national security concerns. Anthropic called the move a “misunderstanding” and said it hoped to restore access “as soon as possible,” but the precedent had been set.

Mythos, which had been distributed to roughly 40 organizations, including Google, Microsoft, and JPMorgan Chase, via a controlled

initiative called Project Glasswing

, raised alarms in Washington over its autonomous cybersecurity capabilities, specifically its reported ability to navigate multi-step attacks and pinpoint software vulnerabilities without human intervention.

GPT-5.6 Along With Mythos

According to a source familiar with the situation, both OpenAI and the administration view GPT-5.6 as “on par” with Anthropic’s Mythos in terms of advanced capabilities, particularly in cybersecurity. This alignment triggered the administration’s request for a controlled, staggered rollout rather than a broad public launch.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman informed employees during an internal Q&A se

来源: Brave/cybersecuritynews.com

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