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This Saturday, both ProPakistani and Cybersecurity Insiders confirm that OpenAI will voluntarily comply with President Trump's new AI executive order, which requests access to new AI models 30 days before their public release. This order initially sought a 90-day submission period, but public pushback led to the current voluntary 30-day framework. OpenAI plans to submit its next-generation models for a benchmarking process to assess advanced cyber capabilities and determine if a model should be designated a "covered frontier model." R&D World highlights the concern that powerful AI, like Anthropic's Claude Mythos and OpenAI's GPT-5.5-Cyber, can exploit software flaws, with Mythos alone flagging over 10,000 critical vulnerabilities for partners. Meanwhile, Tech Times reports that Google's Gemini 3.5 Pro AI model is expected to launch this June. This model boasts a 2-million-token context window and a "Deep Think" reasoning mode, aiming to excel in complex reasoning and multimodal tasks. It will be offered through consumer subscriptions, likely around $15 per million input tokens. For you, this means new AI models are being scrutinized for security more than ever, potentially slowing their public release, while at the same time, tools like Gemini 3.5 Pro promise to revolutionize how we interact with complex information, potentially making tasks like programming or data analysis far more efficient.