Overview
- The plan activates over 90 federal measures across three pillars: accelerating innovation, building American AI infrastructure, and leading international AI diplomacy and security.
- Agencies are ordered to speed permitting for data centers and semiconductor fabs, review and remove regulations that hinder AI development, and launch workforce training in key technical trades.
- Washington will export full-stack AI packages—including hardware, software and models—to allied nations and require federal contracts to use ideologically neutral frontier AI systems.
- States deemed to have “burdensome” AI regulations face the loss of AI-related federal funding, raising federal-state tensions over preemption and legal authority.
- Detailed implementation timelines, agency responsibilities and international partnership frameworks are slated for publication in the coming weeks amid criticism of the plan’s broad language and potential overreach.