In a major policy move signaling the Administration’s priorities on A.I., President Trump has signed three executive orders (EO) aimed at accelerating U.S. innovation, streamlining infrastructure, and enforcing fairness in federal A.I. tools.

Today the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy released its comprehensive national A.I. Action Plan. This twenty-plus page plan emphasizes that U.S. leadership in A.I.; powered by innovation, national security, and energy and infrastructure investment remains a defining objective for the United States.

On July 10, 2025, the European Commission (EU) published its much-anticipated General-Purpose A.I. Code of Practice, offering companies a voluntary roadmap to align with the EU’s new Artificial Intelligence Act before enforcement begins on August 2, 2025. Read about the policy implications for the U.S.

Lawmakers and regulatory agencies, from the White House and Capitol Hill to the FTC and the FCC are scrambling to establish frameworks that can both harness A.I.’s extraordinary potential and address its profound risks.

A.I. investment is skyrocketing across industries, with corporations racing to adopt new tools and platforms. But behind the rapid growth, consumers and workers are feeling the brunt of the impact.