The U.S. government is launching a new coordination framework called GoldEagle to improve detection of critical infrastructure vulnerabilities, set priorities and accelerate patching. The initiative uses existing federal authorities and resources to connect open-source software managers and critical infrastructure operators through a single reporting and response pipeline. The White House said it has begun receiving and prioritising reports, but gave no details on participating companies, AI models or prioritisation methods.

The U.S. Department of Defense has signed contracts with companies including Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Reflection AI to deploy their AI models and technology on classified networks, aiming for lawful AI use. The selected group also includes SpaceX, OpenAI and Google. The Pentagon said it chose multiple U.S. suppliers to avoid reliance on one vendor. Anthropic was not included, and related legal disputes continue.