Trump's Plan to Win the AI Race
In response to China's advances in artificial intelligence, Donald Trump presented an action plan on Wednesday, July 23, to ease existing regulations and boost investment in the sector. He also wants to prohibit states from passing laws that could stifle innovation, explains The Christian Science Monitor.
Dismissing the risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI), Donald Trump announced [on Wednesday, July 23] a series of measures aimed at encouraging private sector investment in this technology.
The move reflects concern—shared by Democrats and conservatives alike—that the United States is losing its lead over China in the development and application of AI. One of Beijing's stated goals is to become the world's largest AI company by 2030.
In Washington, addressing lawmakers and key industry officials, the US president presented an action plan to ease regulations, develop infrastructure for this energy-intensive industry, and support US technology exports.
At an energy and innovation summit, Trump said:
“America must once again be the country where innovators are rewarded with approval, not strangled by government.”
The Chinese threat tends to unite American business leaders and lawmakers, as AI could offer decisive military, economic, and geopolitical advantages to whichever power emerges in this arena.
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