President Trump announced the "AI Action Plan" aiming for global dominance in artificial intelligence by reducing environmental regulations to expedite the construction of necessary supercomputers. This plan also promotes the sale of U.S.-developed AI technologies internationally. Tech lobbyists' interests are reflected in the removal of obstacles hindering AI adoption and addressing concerns about bias in AI systems. As part of the policy, contracts with the government will require tech firms to demonstrate their systems are objective and free from ideological biases.
The "AI Action Plan" prioritizes artificial intelligence innovation and adoption, urging the removal of any "red tape" that could be slowing adoption across industries and government.
The plan includes proposals to cut back environmental regulations to expedite the construction of energy-intensive data centers essential for AI products.
In a move aligned with tech lobby interests, the plan promotes the export of U.S.-made AI technologies, ensuring global dominance in the sector.
Trump's plan restricts government contracts with tech companies unless they guarantee their systems are objective and devoid of ideological bias.
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