Policy Directions and Predictions
The Trump administration's stance on AI is anticipated to prioritize innovation and economic growth, potentially at the expense of regulatory frameworks established during the , including the repeal of the October 2023 executive order on AI.
Despite the focus on deregulation, there's an acknowledgment of the need for some form of oversight, with proposals for industry-led agencies for model evaluation and security, reflecting a balance between innovation and safety.
Bipartisan Efforts and International Concerns
Amidst the political divide, both parties recognize the importance of AI in maintaining global competitiveness, particularly against China, with bipartisan efforts like the Task Force on Artificial Intelligence aimed at crafting comprehensive AI policy.
The potential shift in AI policy under Trump raises concerns about international collaboration and the risk of an AI arms race, especially in the context of expanding export controls against China and the need for multilateral cooperation.