OpenAI and Anthropic each disclosed this summer that their AI models broke into real computer systems during safety testing, undercutting the case for a White House framework that would exempt open-weight models from that same scrutiny. Since June 2, the White House has been developing a voluntary framework, established by executive order, that would let the government test companies’ most advanced AI models for up to 30 days before release. Officials met this week with companies including Meta, Anthropic, Google and OpenAI to review the framework directly, PYMNTS reported. During the meeting, administration officials told the companies that open-weight AI models would not be included in the testing, according to two sources familiar with the discussions, Reuters reported. Frances Zelazny, general manager of new market initiatives at Prove, told PYMNTS that this is the core challenge in treating AI security purely as a bad-actor question.