

AI Policy in Trump 2.0
Dec 16, 2024
In this discussion, Neil Chilson, former FTC chief technologist and now at The Abundance Institute, teams up with Kara Frederick, Director of the Tech Policy Center at The Heritage Foundation. They delve into the changing landscape of AI policy under the Trump administration, exploring a shift towards optimism in AI's potential. Topics include navigating safety regulations amidst competitive tech dynamics, international relations regarding AI technology, and the complex role of AI in political misinformation and free speech concerns.
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Shifting Focus on AI
- The Trump administration's AI approach will likely shift from skepticism to optimism.
- They see AI as crucial for maintaining a technological lead, especially over China.
Open Source and Individual Compute
- The incoming Trump administration likely favors open-source AI models to prevent Big Tech control and censorship.
- They also emphasize unrestricted individual access to computing power.
Deregulation and AI Enablement
- The Trump administration may repeal Biden's AI executive order, prioritizing deregulation.
- Their focus will likely shift from fairness and transparency to enabling AI in commercial and government sectors.