Cybersecurity executives and experts are urging the Trump administration to ease restrictions that limit foreign nationals from using Anthropic’s latest artificial intelligence models. The request argues that the current directive could have limited benefits for national security and may instead advantage U.S. adversaries. The group contends that keeping the models restricted in the United States does not prevent other parties abroad from accessing similar capabilities, and that safer outcomes would come from allowing controlled use of Anthropic’s models. The outlets reporting on the appeal describe it as an effort to reassess the balance between security concerns and practical impact. The proposal calls for changes to the administration’s policy that bars or restricts foreign nationals’ access to these AI systems. The reports do not provide details on the specific models involved beyond Anthropic’s most recent releases or the precise mechanism of the policy restrictions. They also do not describe a response from the administration or any formal decision-making timeline.