This article analyzes President Trump’s revocation of Biden’s executive order on artificial intelligence risk control on his first day in office. This move has triggered extensive discussions about the direction of U.S. artificial intelligence regulatory policies, and its impact has affected many aspects such as corporate development space, technical safety, and ethics. Biden's executive order aims to reduce AI risks by forcing companies to report AI model flaws and security test results, but the Trump administration believes this is too cumbersome and may even leak trade secrets. This policy change reflects the different positions within the U.S. government on the regulation of artificial intelligence, and also indicates that the development of artificial intelligence in the United States may face new challenges and opportunities in the future.
There remains uncertainty about the direction of AI policy during the Trump presidency. While he has pledged to support AI policies based on free speech and human development, implementation details are unclear. The revocation of this executive order will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the development of the field of artificial intelligence in the United States and around the world, and deserves continued attention. Countries around the world are actively exploring artificial intelligence regulatory models. As a leader in the field of artificial intelligence, the United States’ policy changes will have a demonstration effect around the world.
Trump revoked Biden's AI executive order on his first day in office, challenging efforts to reduce the risks of AI. Biden's executive order requires companies to report AI model flaws and security testing results, a requirement that Trump said was too onerous. The regulatory policies for AI technology will affect the development space and future development direction of enterprises, attracting widespread attention from all walks of life.