Topics & People
The practice of building software and applications using AI language models rather than writing code manually.
Local enterprises being crushed under bureaucracy, crime, and excessive permitting delays.
Advanced manufacturing facilities that deeply integrate AI, automation, and robotics into production processes, enabling significant gains in productivity and rapid workforce training.
The principle that federal laws supersede state laws, heavily debated in current corporate product liability cases.
A critical bottleneck for U.S. re-industrialization, referring to the scarcity of skilled tradespeople like electricians, welders, and machinists, which AI-powered training and productivity boosts aim to address.
The third pillar of the AI Action Plan, with the goal of creating the world's dominant AI technology stack and platform to attract the most developers and applications.
The physical building of data centers, grid enhancements, and plants, driving the current trades boom.
The introduction of new technologies and methodologies, desperately needed in US defense to remain competitive.
Director of OSTP and co-chair of PCAST alongside David Sacks.
A department within the Executive Office of the U.S. President that played a leading role in drafting the national AI Action Plan.
The Trump administration's pro-innovation, pro-infrastructure, pro-energy, and pro-export strategy for artificial intelligence.