Joe Allen

AI national agenda.

And then it would also appear that David Sachs will, within 90 days, and various people around him, evaluate, produce some evaluation of

of all the existing state laws of which there are hundreds, many hundreds, almost a thousand.

So this entire argument, in my mind, is just simply one of who gets to decide how AI moves forward under the laws of the country.

Well, right now there's no regulation.

Except for at the state level.

Initially, Trump sort of assured people with a true social post that child protection and protecting conservatives from censorship would be part of anything that went into the NDAA or any kind of federal preemption.

He then, or his social media team, removed that.

And so, President Trump this morning posted...

Investment in AI is helping make the U.S.

economy the hottest in the world, but overregulation by the states is threatening to undermine this growth engine.

Some states are even trying to embed DEI ideology into the AI models, the so-called woke AI, so on and so forth.

We must have one federal standard instead of a patchwork of 50 state regulatory regimes.

And at the end, he says we can do this in a way that protects children and prevents censorship.

But he does mention federal regulation.

Not at all.

Still digging through.

Okay, fine.

Just received.

But, yeah, I think that the emphasis is going to be on standards and internal regulation with the companies.