President Donald Trump’s executive order on artificial intelligence promised a proposal to Congress for a national artificial intelligence law, one meant to unify U.S. policy and address industry fears that conflicting state laws could slow AI growth.
More than two months later, the White House has offered few specifics on what that strategy will include, beyond preemption of certain state laws, or when it will be unveiled.
Still, experts predict it will lean toward standards rather than strict regulation and take advantage of bipartisan congressional work already happening on kids’ safety online.
