Joshua Geltzer

Joshua Geltzer, a partner at Wilmer Hale and former deputy assistant to President Biden, Sam Winter-Levy from the Carnegie Endowment, and Jenny Moran of the Institute for AI Policy dive deep into the White House's ambitious AI Action Plan. They discuss its key pillars: innovation, infrastructure, and global diplomacy. The guests explore the balance between fostering open-source innovation and national security, the critical role of funding, and the implications for U.S. dominance amid rising global competition, especially with China.

Joshua Geltzer, a partner at Wilmer Hale and former Deputy Assistant to President Biden, discusses the unfolding AI strategy of the Trump administration. He delves into recent White House policies that reshape federal AI use, particularly under the ambitious $500 billion Stargate project aimed at bolstering AI infrastructure. Geltzer contrasts the current approach with the Biden-era, emphasizing the significance of innovation, accountability, and the need for an AI-ready workforce amid evolving regulations and national security concerns.

Josh Geltzer, former deputy White House counsel under President Biden and a legal advisor at the National Security Council, dives deep into the fierce competition between the U.S. and China in the AI race. He discusses the strategic impact of U.S. policy on tech innovation and the significance of safeguarding AI technology from adversaries. Geltzer compares the AI approaches of the Biden and Trump administrations, highlighting the need for bipartisan cooperation in navigating national security concerns and managing high-stakes technological advancements.