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Australia stood up an AI Biosecurity Office in four days while the U.S. sits at Day 7 with no agency response and the National Science Board, disbanded twelve days ago, no longer there to ask.
Greg Brockman's second day on the stand disclosed OpenAI's 2026 compute spend at $50 billion — a number that has not surfaced in any 10-Q — while he read aloud a 2017 journal entry on his billion.
One AI vendor — banned by the Pentagon, restored at civilian agencies, used by the NSA — is the policy the White House is now drafting around itself.
Day 17 of federal silence on Vercel's OAuth breach lands the same week Anthropic's civilian-agency EO has table reads — the unanswered disclosure is the procurement architecture.