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00:02Chris Fall resigned as director of the Center for AI Standards and Innovation
00:06three months after the Trump administration selected him for the role, according to CNBC.
00:12The Commerce Department did not disclose a reason for his departure
00:15and named National Institute of Standards and Technology director Arvind Rahman as acting
00:21director. Fall's exit adds uncertainty over who will lead the administration's AI policy
00:27and research efforts after White House AI and crypto-kazar David Sachs stepped down in March.
00:32The resignation comes as Chinese open-source AI models gain traction,
00:36and the administration implements a June executive order calling for government evaluations of advanced
00:41models. The White House has also launched the Gold Eagle Clearinghouse to address
00:46cyber vulnerabilities and oversee which companies can access advanced AI models.
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