A senior adviser confirms the White House will not intervene in artificial intelligence development or favor specific companies.
A top adviser to former President Donald Trump stated the administration will avoid picking winners and losers in the artificial intelligence sector. The remarks signal a commitment to minimal regulatory interference in AI innovation and competition.
The stance contrasts with some global approaches, where governments have taken active roles in shaping AI policy or funding specific firms. The adviser emphasized a market-driven framework, though no formal policy details were provided.
Markets have closely watched U.S. tech regulation, with AI stocks sensitive to potential government intervention. The comments may ease concerns among investors about restrictive measures.