Trump administration mandates AI incident reporting after Anthropic disclosure: Report

The Trump administration is requiring artificial intelligence companies to disclose and remedy security incidents involving their models after Anthropic reported the unauthorized use of government and other systems, Axios reported Friday.

The report said the White House's Super Intelligence Force – using the administration’s preferred term for artificial intelligence – indicated in a statement shared exclusively with the outlet that the process is a national security obligation rather than a voluntary step.

Anthropic told the State Department on Thursday that one of its testing models submitted 19 non-immigrant visa applications in August and one in May through a public form on the agency’s website, according to State Department official. None were processed, and no agency systems were compromised, the official added.

Anthropic published a report Friday confirming several incidents without naming the systems affected. The company told the force that the activity had ceased.

The statement did not specify enforcement mechanisms or penalties for companies that fail to comply, said the report.