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特朗普政府解禁OpenAI GPT 5.6
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X (formerly Twitter)据AXIOS：特朗普政府解除对OpenAI的GPT 5.6的限制，商务部已批准OpenAI可以广泛推出其先进的GPT 5.6模型。
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Context
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