Trump AI Action Plan Signals Aggressive Push Toward Total AI Integration

President Donald Trump has launched a sweeping national agenda for artificial intelligence through the newly revealed Trump AI Action Plan. The 28-page policy blueprint outlines three core pillars: accelerating AI innovation, expanding American AI infrastructure, and asserting global AI dominance through strategic diplomacy. It seeks to remove existing roadblocks and fuel a high-speed AI revolution across industries. As part of the rollout, Trump is expected to sign several executive orders aimed at transforming how AI is regulated, developed, and deployed in the U.S. economy and military.

Accelerating Innovation Under the Trump AI Action Plan

At the heart of the Trump AI Action Plan is a push to fast-track innovation by adopting a “try-first” approach—one that prioritizes experimentation over regulation. The plan proposes stripping away federal guidance that includes references to diversity, misinformation, or climate concerns, claiming these hinder technological progress. Instead, it emphasizes building AI systems that reflect "objective truth" and are free from “ideological bias.” Notably, the administration aims to require developers of large language models to meet undefined standards of neutrality before securing government contracts.

Boosting Infrastructure to Support an AI-Driven Economy

Infrastructure expansion is a key theme of the Trump AI Action Plan, with a strong focus on scaling up AI data centers, power grids, and semiconductor manufacturing facilities. The plan also proposes limiting federal and state regulations that could delay construction or disrupt funding. By removing bureaucratic red tape, the administration seeks to build an AI-friendly environment that supports not only innovation but also domestic production and global competitiveness. Defense agencies are also urged to “aggressively” integrate AI tools to modernize military operations.

Trump’s Global AI Strategy Prioritizes Control and Influence

Internationally, the Trump AI Action Plan envisions the U.S. as a leading exporter of AI values and technology, while remaining cautious about sharing advanced chips with foreign adversaries. Although restrictions on Nvidia’s AI chip sales to China were recently lifted, the plan suggests revisiting export controls to protect national security. It also proposes barring federal funds from going to states that adopt restrictive AI regulations. This blend of deregulation at home and assertive diplomacy abroad signals Trump’s intent to shape the global AI landscape on his terms.