Spooked by generative AI's sudden advance, governments initially scrambled to develop guardrails, as major tech companies rapidly integrated the technology into their products.
“The AI future is not going to be won by hand-wringing about safety,“ Vice President JD Vance told world leaders at a recent AI summit in Paris.
But, faced with America's new direction, European officials are now pivoting their messaging toward investment and innovation rather than safety.
“That certainly has been signaled here in the United States, but we’re also seeing it in Europe.”
Tech companies are capitalizing on this regulatory retreat, seeking the freedom to develop AI technologies that they claim have been too constrained under the Biden administration.
“It’s clear that we’re taking a step back from that idea that there’s going to be a coherent overall approach to AI regulation,“ noted Karen Silverman, CEO of AI advisory firm Cantellus Group.
The industry submissions will shape the White House's AI action plan, expected this summer.
OpenAI's submission probably goes the furthest in its contrast with China, highlighting DeepSeek, a Chinese-developed generative AI model created at a fraction of American development costs, to emphasize the competitive threat.
For AI analyst Zvi Mowshowitz, OpenAI’s “goal is to have the federal government not only not regulate AI,“ but also ban individual US states from doing so.
“Without fair use access to copyrighted material...America loses, as does the success of democratic AI,“ OpenAI said.
'Essential'
“Open source models are essential for the US to win the AI race against China and ensure American AI dominance,“ the company stated.
Google's input focused on infrastructure investment for AI's substantial energy requirements.
Despite the push for minimal oversight, industry observers caution that generative AI carries inherent risks, with or without government regulation.
Companies have no choice but to mitigate the dangers, he added.
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