Donald Trump wins the US Presidential election. What regulation will there be for Artificial Intelligence in the US after this?

But these two lines could have a major impact on the development of AI in the United States: These two lines could be crucial for the future of AI in America: “We will repeal Joe Biden’s dangerous executive orders that hamper innovation in artificial intelligent and force the radical left’s ideas on this technology.”This statement is clear. This famous executive order was the first to establish the US’s AI regulations. The order simply states: “Instead, Republicans are in favor of AI that is based on human flourishing and freedom of expression.” It’s a bit tongue-in cheek, but also reminds us why Elon Musk purchased Twitter and created a ChatGPT (New Window) rival. He criticised existing platforms because they censored too much, and had a too “woke” approach.

The gap risks widening with Europe

There have been many attempts to find out more about what Trump will be doing, but we only know two things: the program areas. You can easily imagine that the administration will have a more relaxed regulatory approach. Many people are making this assumption. It was about Elon Musk’s unwavering backing of Donald Trump. Don’t forget about the fact that Elon Musk is supported by a number of investors who are involved in AI startups. Investors have been opposed to any kind of regulation. You can imagine an American-centric strategy, in which the Biden Administration would have participated in international regulation efforts.

Due to European regulations, it can take months for many applications and services that feature AI to reach the United States. Google, Apple, and OpenAI are a few examples. Meta’s products, for example, might never be seen in Europe.

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