Trump administration considers new roles in US artificial intelligence policy
Donald Trump’s proposed task force and a special envoy for artificial intelligence have prompted questions about whether the United States is moving towards regulation of the technology. DW frames the issue partly through competition with China, but the supplied material gives no details of the proposals.
Plans attributed to Donald Trump for a task force and a special envoy on artificial intelligence have prompted questions about the future direction of US policy, DW reports. The proposals are being examined as possible signs of a move towards regulating artificial intelligence. The issue is also being considered in relation to competition between the United States and China.
The supplied material does not explain the proposed task force’s membership, powers or timetable. It also does not identify a person for the special envoy role or describe any legislation connected with the plans. The report presents the possible policy shift as a question rather than a confirmed regulatory programme.
No response from technology companies, lawmakers or Chinese officials is included in the available source material.
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