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Steve Hasker

Thomson Reuters CEO: With changes to U.S. policy likely, here’s what to expect for AI in business and government

(Credit: Mark Blinch—Reuters)

Now that the results of the U.S. presidential election and Senate and House races are known, the Trump administration is widely expected to rescind the Biden executive order on artificial intelligence (AI). As the drumbeat of AI news continues, with major investments and acquisitions creating headlines, it's important to pause and appreciate the revolution underway.

The coming months will likely bring more changes. The Biden order aimed to erect guardrails around the technology, in the absence of Congressional action.  Even without imposing rules, governments at all levels should think about how the efficiencies of using AI can enable the people they employ to better serve the public, particularly when staff budgets are tight.

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