Private sector companies have voiced their priorities for a new national AI policy, emphasizing the importance of U.S. dominance, export controls, and federal adoption. The open comment period for the Trump administration's forthcoming Artificial Intelligence Action Plan saw significant input from major AI players. Common themes emerged, aligning with the administration's pro-industry stance on AI development.
OpenAI, Mozilla, and IBM highlighted the need for regulatory frameworks that foster innovation while ensuring competition and accountability. OpenAI's proposals focus on enhancing U.S. leadership in AI, while Mozilla stresses the importance of fair competition and robust regulations. IBM advocates for a risk-based approach to AI policy, emphasizing the need for international collaboration to maintain U.S. dominance in the AI sector.
• Companies emphasize U.S. dominance and federal adoption in AI policy.
• OpenAI and Mozilla call for regulatory frameworks to support innovation.
AI policy refers to the guidelines and regulations governing the development and use of artificial intelligence technologies.
Export controls are regulations that govern the transfer of AI technologies to other countries, ensuring national security.
Open source AI refers to AI software that is made available for public use and modification, promoting collaboration and innovation.
S. leadership in AI.
Mozilla emphasizes the need for open competition and regulatory frameworks to ensure a trustworthy AI landscape.
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