How the Deep State Hinders Trump Economy
The competition for dominance in artificial intelligence is crucial for future economic and military leadership. President Trump has taken steps to prioritize U.S. interests in AI by reversing previous regulations. His administration's strategy emphasizes support for American companies and allies in the AI sector.
- ▪The race for AI dominance is seen as a key factor for future economic output and military strength.
- ▪President Trump revoked the Biden-era executive order on AI.
- ▪The Trump administration has committed to an 'America First' strategy regarding AI.
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| Publication time | Sat, 30 May 2026 03:00:14 -0500 |
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The race to dominate artificial intelligence is the defining competition of our era. The country that leads in AI will lead the world in economic output, military strength, and technological innovation for decades to come. President Trump understands this. His administration revoked the Biden-era executive order on AI, rescinded the heavy-handed AI Diffusion Rule, and has committed to an “America First” strategy that puts U.S. companies and allies first. Read Full Article »
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