Abdicating power over the technology to this or any White House would be a mistake.
White House regulates AI via ad-hoc executive orders without Congress, pressuring companies into model restrictions per undefined national-security criteria. Tech firms face unequal frontier-model access and perverse incentives to maintain executive favor, destabilizing innovation roadmaps.
US lawmakers, including the President, push 50% government ownership in AI companies via sovereign wealth fund. Government stakes risk market corruption, cronyism, reduced innovation, big-firm dominance, bailouts, and politicized AI—diminishing US tech leadership.
IN the push to regulate artificial intelligence, a dangerous idea is gaining ground in Washington: handing the US...
