The story has shifted from a general account of voluntary frontier-model review to a more specific implementation picture: a June 2 executive order, a 30-day advance-access expectation, and a classified process for deciding which models are covered. It also adds a meaningful delay element, with an earlier 90-day review concept reportedly cut back after industry pushback.

The story has shifted from a mostly voluntary frontier-AI review framework to evidence that the administration is using informal pressure to shape actual model launches. OpenAI and Anthropic now serve as the main examples of a de facto access-control regime emerging around the nominally voluntary process.