national policy

The Trump administration has proposed a comprehensive national AI policy framework to establish uniform safety and security guardrails. This aims to prevent a patchwork of state regulations that could stifle innovation and cede ground to global competitors. The six-pronged outline addresses child safety, data center permitting, energy consumption, intellectual property, and preventing AI from suppressing dissent. The White House intends to collaborate with Congress to enact this into law, though bipartisan support and legislative hurdles remain.

The AI industry is launching “Leading the Future,” a $125 million PAC, to influence AI regulation. The group aims to support candidates advocating for a unified national approach, fearing fragmented state-by-state rules could stifle innovation. Backed by tech leaders, the PAC is already targeting candidates like Alex Bores and supporting Chris Gober, signaling a bipartisan strategy to shape AI policy and maintain US leadership.