David Sacks, the “AI and Crypto Czar” by US President Donald Trump, speaks to President Trump when he signed a number of executive orders in the Oval Office of the White House on January 23, 2025, DC Trump signed a number of executive commands that relate to questions such as crypto currency and artificial intelligence. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
The Trump administration wants to significantly expand the development and exploit of advanced artificial intelligence, including the revolution of environmental rules to ward off trace Construction of electricity centers and punish states that Try to regulate the AI yourself.
The administration’s action plan, mentioned “Winning the AI race: America’s AI campaign plan“Published on Wednesday on Wednesday, a result of six months of research research by Tech consultant after Trump has removed the president Joe Biden’s characteristic AI guidelines on his first day of the office. The plan pursues a trade approach for AI protection measures and invests in the more American workers to exploit AI in their daily life.
“In order to win the AI race, the United States has to lead in innovation, infrastructure and global partnerships,” said AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks in a statement. “At the same time, we have to center American workers and avoid Orwell’s use of AI. This action plan offers a roadmap for this.”
The action plan describes three main pillars -accelerate AI innovation, build up the American AI infrastructure and lead in international AI diplomacy and security.
The Trump administration says that it has to accelerate the AI in the United States in the United States to remove “bureaucracy” and to remove “stressful” AI regulations. The plan recommends that the Office for Science and Technology Policy in the event of a company and the public are inquired about federal regulations that hinder the AI innovation and suggests the funding of the federal government to end the “with stressful AI regulations”.
The plan states that these actions should not affect the ability of the states to adopt the AI laws that are not “excessively restricted” despite unsuccessful attempts by the Republicans of the Congress impose an AI moratorium for the states.
The plan also says that freedom of speech should be prioritized in AI and that models have to be trained so that “truth instead of social engineering” is the focus of the model editions. The plan recommends that the Ministry of Trade and the National Institute for Standards and Technology (Nist) revised Nist ai risk management framework To remove information on misinformation, dei and climate change.
The Trump administration also urges the fact that the AI in state, manufacturing, science and the Ministry of Defense is more often passed, and proposes increased financing and regulatory sand boxes -separate judicial spaces for the development of AI -to do so.
In order to support the proposed increases in AI exploit, the plan describes an optimized approval process for data centers, which includes the reduction or storage of environmental regulations in accordance with the law on Clean Air, the law on immaculate water and others. It is also proposed to provide federal areas for the construction of the data center, and a move that American products should be used to build the infrastructure.
The action plan warns of cyber security risks and potential exposure to controversy threats. The government must develop secure border ACI systems with national security authorities and develop the enforcement of the “AI calculation of the control” to ensure security in AI systems and with semiconductor chips. However, it promotes cooperation with “like-minded nations”, which work towards AI models with common values, says that it counteracts Chinese influence.
“These clear political goals have set the Federal Government’s expectations for the worldwide technological gold standard, and the world continues to operate for American technology,” said Marco Rubio, Foreign Minister and the acting national security consultant, in a statement.
The political goals defined in the plan are in line with the deregulator that Trump took during his campaign when he was more precise Matched Silicon Valley Tech GiantsMany of them became Trump donors. The plan paves the way for further unrestricted growth of the American AI models and outlines the enormous energy and computing power that is necessary to keep up with these goals.
In a speech at the summit “Profit of the AI Race” on Wednesday evening, President Donald Trump did not call for a “single federal standard” that regulates AI.
“You cannot have three or four states that you can hold up. You cannot be a state with so high that you will be,” said Trump. “You must have a federal rule and regulation.”
The summit was organized by the Hill & Valley Forum, a group of legislators and risk capital and the all-in-podcast, which is organized jointly by AI-Czar sacks.
In addition to the discussion of the AI campaign plan, Trump signed Executive Order to allow the data center to expand the AI exports such as chips, software and data storage, and one that prohibits the federal government with “partisans -presence or ideological agendas”.
He spoke about the need that the United States will develop in the global AI race and said that technology spans the “potential for bad and forever”, but that was not the reason to withdraw from technological progress. The United States is entering a “golden age”, he said in his speech.
“American energy is driven. American technology is improved by American artificial intelligence and is getting America richer, stronger, larger, more freely and more powerful than ever,” said Trump.
During the address, Trump addressed his developing relationship with technical CEOs and called out Amazon, Google and Microsoft to invest 320 billion US dollars at data centers and AI infrastructure this year.
“I didn’t like her so much when I ran in my first term when I ran, I would not say that I was enthusiastic about you, but I got to know her and you like,” said Trump. “And I think they had to like me, but I think they had to like my guidelines, maybe much more than me.”
Sam Altman, CEO of Openaai – one of the Tech giants who thrive according to the proposed guidelines – spoke Tuesday About the productivity and innovation potential that the AI unlocked. The growth of AI in the past five years has even surprised him, said Altman. But it also represents very real risks, he said and mentioned emotional binding and overwriting of AI and foreign risks.
“Without a drop of malice from anyone, society can only go down in a kind of strange direction,” said Altman.
