President Donald Trump signed a revised executive order on Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Monday night, following advice from senior aides who stressed the need for a federal framework for the technology. The order, initially shelved two weeks prior due to industry concerns, now mandates a 30-day pre-release access period for the government to review the most advanced AI models, a reduction from the previous 90-day proposal. This revised order, seen as a win for White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, aims to balance innovation with security by allowing officials to identify and address potential vulnerabilities in systems like Anthropic's Claude Mythos and OpenAI's GPT-5.5 before public release. The move also paves the way for discussions with China on a similar cross-border AI framework and directs agencies to bolster cybersecurity and prosecute AI-enabled hacking.