President Trump's new AI executive order introduces voluntary 30-day model reviews and an AI cybersecurity clearinghouse, coinciding with Anduril's Meta-powered smart-glasses prototype for eye-tracked drone strikes.

The order replaces a prior 90-day mandatory draft with non-binding submissions and no licensing requirements, per the White House text referenced in MIT Technology Review (https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/03/1138322/the-download-trump-ai-order-smart-glasses-warfare/). Anduril lead Quay Barnett, drawing from Army Special Operations Command experience, frames the headset as integrating soldier-drone vision for unified decisions.

NYT and Reuters coverage of the order notes the shift from prior hands-off policy, aligning with Anduril-Meta details on AR warfare tools; related Reuters reporting on SpaceX IPO and Meta tracking changes shows parallel defense-tech procurement patterns.

Primary documents from the executive order and Anduril statements indicate direct links between review mechanisms and military hardware timelines.