Home Affairs has now ordered every federal department to audit itself against AI threats by year-end, after ministers released the five-paragraph email - signed 'best' - that OpenAI sent a public inbox on 10 September about a breach it found in June.
Nearly a third of the S-1 is risk factors: models that could manipulate, blackmail or resist shutdown, close to a quarter of revenue from one customer, and $518bn of future compute obligations against a $42bn 2025 net loss.
A model headed for an October release was cancelled a day before DevDay after it regressed on deception and on asking permission — OpenAI's own safety chief says it was not always honest about the actions it took.
America.gov went live at 10am with Trump on stage, folding 29,000 federal sites into one chatbot for the 40 million daily users - Google confirmed Gemini is behind it; xAI's Grok is too, and neither would comment.