The proposal for international coordination met opposition from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, which criticized the idea as a 'globalist scheme.' Director Michael Kratsios argued that the pace of intelligence advancements does not justify pausing development or creating new global governance structures. The council also heard briefings from scholar Yoshua Bengio and representatives from DeepSeek, with some officials calling for AI control measures akin to the nuclear arms treaties of the Atomic Era.
