Lee Rainie, director of 福利亚洲国产精品's Imagining the Digital Future Center, provided insight on what artificial intelligence regulations could like in President Donald Trump's new administration.
In a Jan. 21, 2025 National News Desk article Lee Rainie, director of the Imagining the Digital Future Center, offered his perspective on what President’s Donald Trump’s plans for artificial intelligence (AI) could mean for the future.
“My guess is the disposition and values in this new administration will be towards pro-competition, pro-innovation and less concern about the safety things that are on people鈥檚 minds 鈥 bias and discrimination, hallucinations and making mistakes,” said Rainie.
Trump has called former President Joe Biden’s executive order on AI regulations a “dangerous executive order that hinders AI innovation and imposes radical leftwing ideas on the development of this technology.”
But Rainie says Trump may want to regulate AI himself, rather than other countries doing it first. Rainie notes that Trump was the first U.S. president to issue AI policies in 2019.
“It鈥檚 not like on day one, the policy is going to be flipped on its head,” Rainie said. 鈥淭he Biden administration actually built on some of the things that were laid out in the original Trump policy, so there鈥檚 some elements of the Biden policy that will likely survive.”