The White House will host AI companies on Tuesday to walk through the administration's draft approach to federal AI oversight.
The session is part of a year-long push to move beyond a policy blueprint toward an operational review process intended to produce uniform federal guidance and to limit conflicting state rules.
In recent months the administration has shifted from broad recommendations to practical steps, asking firms to participate in voluntary capability assessments and discussing how government reviewers might evaluate model safety and security.
The Information first reported the planned meeting, which was picked up by other outlets as the next public step in the White House's rollout to review AI framework.
Officials are expected to use the gathering to explain how companies would share model information or assessments with regulators and to clarify timelines for follow-up reviews under the White House process.
Tuesday's session is the immediate milestone in a sequence that began with a December executive order and a March national policy framework and that the administration says will inform pending legislative work on AI.
