The White House's 'Winning the Race': America's AI Action Plan Deregulates on 90 Fronts
On July 23, 2025, the Trump administration released its AI Action Plan and signed three executive orders: accelerate innovation, build infrastructure, export the American AI stack.
On July 23, 2025, the Trump administration released 'Winning the Race: America's AI Action Plan' and signed three executive orders the same day, laying out roughly 90 federal policies across three pillars: accelerating innovation (deregulation, procurement rules against 'ideologically biased' models), building AI infrastructure (faster permits for data centers and power), and exporting the American AI stack.
It marked a 180-degree turn from the Biden-era order centered on safety evaluations — revoked in January. The plan frames AI explicitly as a great-power race, with regulation yielding to speed.
Supporters call it industrial deregulation; critics worry safety and ethics take the back seat. Either way, the three regulatory paradigms — U.S. speed, EU risk, China content — are now all in place, and global AI governance has entered an era of institutional competition.
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Source:白宫官方文件