Michael Kratsios
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 24 Aug
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How impactful this particular technology is to everyone and every industry in the US.
So we ingested a lot of those comments, went out to all the uh agencies that work with and and in some ways touch AI, and came together with this with this plan.
Now, if you think about it, um, you know, there's been a lot of national strategies that companies put that countries put out there over the last five or six years.
And what we really wanted to focus on is in the title itself: an action.
We wanted things that we could accomplish in the next six to nine months to accelerate and ensure that we can win this race.
So if you think about the first pillar, which David talked about, which was the innovation pillar, what's really key about innovation is we want the next great AI discoveries to continue to happen here in the United States.
We have to create an environment that allows that to happen.
And when we talk about deregulation, the way I like to think about it is, you know, you can't create a lot of environment.
Create, there's never really going to be a law that says, hey, this is how we regulate AI.
What ultimately is going to happen is these AI technologies are going to be built into so many other technologies, whether it's drones flying, self-driving cars, whether it's FDA approved AI-powered medical diagnostics, all these different agencies are going to be touching technologies that are powered by AI.
And it is incumbent on us to create a regulatory environment where these technologies can thrive and not can be
Mm-hmm.
The next piece of innovation, which I think is really key, is using the power of and the data that the government has to drive scientific discovery through artificial intelligence.
You know, we have seen in this first wave of AI great, great progress in the way that LLMs are able to handle coding, for example.
But we can do so much more than that.
There's incredible data sets the Department of Energy has, for example, at their national labs that can help power a lot of next generation.
discoveries and things in material science, in medicine, and that's what this AI plan calls for and drives.
The next pillar, which is about infrastructure.
People talk about this all the time.
And it's it's about how do you create a regulatory environment that encourages and actually accelerates the ability of our power generators and our chip builders to be able to do what they need to do here in the United States.
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