White House AI Divide: Three Camps Clash Over Regulation
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Trump abruptly scrapped an AI executive order, exposing three White House camps on how to regulate AI: a pro-industry, lighter approach led by former AI czar David Sacks; hawks pushing tougher barriers to curb risks and deter rivals like China; and a middle-ground group advocating voluntary, first-look government oversight of new models. The order isn’t canceled, but postponed, with options under discussion (such as a 90-day review window and a Treasury-led AI cybersecurity framework) as Mythos’s arrival accelerated policy work and industry consultations.
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