Donald Trump is reportedly preparing a sweep of pro-AI executive orders

We know what you think: just not enough AI right now. Fortunately for you, Donald Trump is categorically agreed. According to a new Since ReutersIts administration assembles a certain number of executive actions which would considerably increase the energy supply used for the expansion of artificial intelligence. The United States and China are currently fighting to show the way in the fast growing sector, but US companies will need more infrastructure to make the advances that Trump wants.

“With good government policies, we can consolidate our position as the world leader in AI and get a better future for all Americans,” he said in January when signing a in his Depending on which clearly indicated its intention to reduce regulatory obstacles to allow uncontrolled development in the region.

Reuters Sources have been informed who asked to remain anonymous that, if adopted, the decrees provided “would facilitate the connection of power generating projects to the network and provide federal land on which the construction of the data centers necessary to extend the technology of the AI”. The Trump administration would also have planned to publish an “AI action plan” and plan a number of public events that promote its current efforts.

Data centers swallowed to power are often important and are not quick to build, but in order to accelerate the process, Trump’s actions can offer land managed by the Department of Defense or Interior Service to the developers of the AI ​​project. A Clean Water Act nationwide license, on the other hand, would mean that permission to build would no longer work on a state basis, which allows developers to make projects more easily take off.

Donald Trump’s AI crusade has been underway since he took office. After initially took a range in the vast protective framework of Biden AI, the House of Representatives of the United States A “large and beautiful bill” which imposes a 10 -year ban on state AI regulations. He still has to go through the Senate.