The White House plans to publish a strategy on Wednesday aimed at boosting American AI technology exports and preventing restrictive state laws from hindering its growth, according to Reuters. Under President Trump's directive, the administration will block federal AI funding to states imposing strict AI regulations and request that the Federal Communications Commission review state laws that could conflict with its policies. The plan emphasizes promoting open-source AI, expanding full-stack deployment packages, and supporting the creation of AI-enabled jobs. Trump's approach sharply contrasts with that of former President Biden, who has pursued restrictive policies aimed at preventing AI misuse and limiting the exports of advanced AI chips to China. Trump previously revoked Biden-era AI competition rules and export limitations, arguing that excessive regulation risks losing ground to China.
