AI Policy & Regulation

Trump Admin Proposes National AI Policy Framework

The White House urges Congress to set a federal AI standard to boost innovation and ensure children's online safety.

By Kronos News Desk··1 min read
A briefing room featuring a screen with the text 'National AI Framework' and digital connectivity graphics.

A briefing room featuring a screen with the text 'National AI Framework' and digital connectivity graphics.

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The White House released a legislative framework for a national artificial intelligence policy this week [1]. This proposal asks Congress to establish a single federal standard for AI technology [2]. Officials aim to prevent a "patchwork" of different state laws that could hinder American growth [3]. The framework focuses on keeping the United States competitive in global innovation [1]. It includes specific rules to protect children's safety online and secure intellectual property rights [2]. Legal experts note the policy seeks to balance national security with private sector development [3]. Local government groups are currently reviewing how these recommendations might affect county-level AI deployments [2].

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