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Executive actions and advising are shaping AI development and regulation within the White House.

6 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 14
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Executive actions and advising are shaping AI development and regulation within the White House.

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White HouseDonald TrumpSriram Krishnan

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  1. Investments are conflicting with the administration's AI policy.Sub-event
  2. Sriram Krishnan, an AI policy advisor, shaped the administration's AI Action Plan and worked closely on advisory council matters.Sub-event
  3. Sriram Krishnan advised on AI strategy and advocated for American AI interests during the Trump administration.Sub-event
  4. Government officials demanded that content be removed from platforms like Twitter.Sub-event
  5. White House and Trump's orbit are actively shaping AI policy through executive advising.1 source

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