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In terms of international partnerships, the Trump administration seeks collaboration with global allies, especially urging European nations to adopt a more optimistic perspective regarding AI development. The administration highlights the need for regulatory regimes that not only support technological advancement but also build trust among nations involved in AI innovation.
The U.S. is calling on other countries to look positively at the AI frontier, as restrictive regulations could stifle innovation not just in America but worldwide. The administration believes that a nurturing regulatory environment can encourage further investment in R&D, potentially leading to an estimated $700 billion in AI funding by 2028, with over half of that expected to be invested in the U.S.