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As Vice President JD Vance leaves Paris After persuading Europe to reduce regulations and promote the innovation of AI, this effort is already in danger. A series of quiet maneuvers by the Administration of Biden, the main technological duties and a non-profit organization funded by the Government called Future of Private Forum (FPF) threatens to impose the reconciliation of AI-SCA regulations in US countries and after President Donald Trump seized the restrictive framework of previous administration .
23. January Trump signed an executive command 14179, “removing obstacles American leadership of artificial intelligence, “ Replacement of Biden’s approach to the command and control of a pro-indivative mandate for the defense of the American leadership of AI by rivals like China. But the remains of old politics survive in non -profit organizations such as FPF, which are busy with the composing of state laws that mirror President Joe Biden’s agenda.
Public records confirm FPF was obliged to almost $ 5 million from federal agencies via FY24 and 25 under the bidet. Last year, the FPF website advertised these supports as support of “White House Executive Committee on Artificial Intelligence”, to FPF since reference to the reference-Ali federal database of grants continues to connect the money to that now direct director.
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Several countries, with sponsors associated with FPF, including Texas, Virginia, Connecticut and Colorado, introduced almost identical AI accounts with vague concepts such as “Algorithmic Discrimination” and “High Risk” systems. These vague rules provide regulators with wide discretion, distracting not only startups, but also high -growth technological companies that cannot divert valuable resources to align with overhead costs.
JD Vance Vice -President holds a speech during the plenary session of an artificial intelligence action (AI) at Grand Palais in Paris, France, February 11, 2025 (Reuters/Benoit Tessier)
Risk capitalist Marc Andreessen, Fresh from the meetings with bidet, He described the vision of the former President AI as the “most interesting” he has ever encountered-the pre-realization of the realization that the new regulatory regime can and should micro-manap superior technology. Progressive activists have long prepared for this: the leftists spent years, building “security non -governmental organizations” ready to embed themselves to new agencies, believing that they know how to lure AI. This imbalance means that any new regulatory body would probably be employed by those who want to extend government power.
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This planning pathology reflects the wrong idea that new and evolutionary systems require centralized control. But Hayek’s “knowledge problem” reminds us that no central body can combine and process scattered information needed to manage the complex, effectively changing the system. Therefore, the factorial accounts filled with ambiguous mandates open the door to chronism, helping the well -meaning participants move in the bureaucratic ribbon, while smaller innovators are on the side.
Even if the account excludes certain startups, the withdrawal of compliance effectively quotes the status quo – technological giants enjoy the legally covered control. According to the well -known economist of the University of Chicago, George Stiogler “The Industry Regulation is acquired and designed and acts primarily in its advantage.”
Proponents claim that these measures relate to “algorithmic damage”, but true damage – defamation, fraud, revenge porn – are already illegal. States can easily update criminal codes to solve problems such as synthetic sexual images without creating entire bureaucracy. MPs like Texas would better listen to their own instincts for a small government and avoid duplicating rules from the Biden era.
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If these accounts are still expanding, America risks Balkanized the regulatory minefield in which high technology ironic profits. Instead, we need targeted, minimal interventions – if there are at all – not wide frames made in discredited federal policy. Our global competitiveness in AI and the vitality of our entrepreneurial ecosystem hangs in balance.
States must resist the temptation to create new offices for left -wing bureaucrats and activists, so as not to harass builders who can deliver the Golden Age of US innovation.
Joe Lonsdale is an entrepreneur and investor. He faced Palantir Technologies and Venture Firma 8VC. He is the president of the University of Austin (UATX) and the Cicero Institute, national political groups.
