On the eve of a new technological frontier, the White House has revealed the Trump Administration’s ambitious vision to establish the United States as a preeminent force in artificial intelligence. Under the guidance of President Donald J. Trump, this strategic framework articulates key principles designed to boost innovation, enhance critical infrastructure, and assert American dominance in both diplomatic and security realms, solidifying our status as the global AI leader.
As Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang aptly stated, “America’s unique advantage that no country could possibly have is President Trump.” A statement that echoes the sentiment of many in the tech industry who see the potential in this initiative.
The AI Action Plan has garnered immediate acclaim from various sectors:
AI Innovation Association President Steve Kinard: “President Trump’s AI Action Plan presents a daring route toward restoring American leadership on the global stage. This plan calls upon every American—citizens, businesses, educational institutions—to contribute. With a focus on American workers, free speech, and security, it positions the nation to triumph in the AI race and herald a new era of prosperity.”
Alliance for the Future: “The latest White House initiative advances a more coherent national AI strategy. States with well-defined AI policies are poised to attract federal support, marking a significant step towards unified innovation and leadership.”
Amazon: “We are committed to collaborating at both state and federal levels to create consistent standards that ensure secure and responsible AI development. We look forward to leveraging AI as a catalyst for economic growth and technological progress.”
American Beverage: “We commend President Trump’s action plan aimed at preserving America’s leadership in the global AI innovation race. This advantage is vital for the growth of American manufacturing and the high-quality jobs it supports in communities nationwide.”
Chevron Corporation Chairman and CEO Mike Wirth: “President Trump’s AI Action Plan is not just bold; it’s essential for ensuring the U.S. leads the next technological revolution. Historically, America has excelled in every industrial era—from steel to energy—and we possess the capability to do so again in AI. This plan acknowledges that AI innovation requires robust energy and infrastructure. By streamlining permitting processes and investing in data centers, the President is laying the groundwork for a future where AI bolsters our economy and national security.”
American Edge Project CEO Doug Kelly: “This action plan represents a substantial leap for American leadership in AI. By emphasizing innovation, infrastructure, talent, and global outreach, it addresses critical barriers to our competitiveness, aiming to position the U.S. ahead of China in this crucial technological race. The urgency is palpable; China has pursued its national AI strategy since 2017, and we must now unite for this moonshot moment.”
American Innovators Network: “Today’s unveiling of the AI Action Plan marks a pivotal moment in securing America’s technological superiority, particularly against China’s growing influence. We are grateful for the administration’s commitment to policies that foster innovation and bolster national competitiveness.”
American Society of Association Executives President and CEO Michelle Mason: “The AI Action Plan strategically positions the U.S. as a global leader in AI technology. We applaud its emphasis on industry-driven training programs that prepare the workforce for the future.”
Americans for Prosperity Chief Government Affairs Officer Brent Gardner: “This action plan ensures that America leads in innovation and economic freedom. By dismantling regulatory hurdles and empowering small business innovators, the plan prioritizes American ingenuity, moving away from the central control seen in previous administrations.”
Anthropic: “The AI Action Plan reflects a shared understanding of the urgent need for American leadership in AI development, focusing on infrastructure and safety testing. We are eager to collaborate with the Administration to implement these initiatives responsibly.”
Arm: “We commend the Administration for its commitment to investment in AI and semiconductor technology. This initiative will accelerate the deployment of AI within data centers and cloud infrastructure, ensuring that U.S. innovation remains at the forefront.”
Box CEO Aaron Levie: “The AI Action Plan is robust, focusing on removing barriers to AI adoption and emphasizing its positive benefits.”
Business Roundtable: “BRT supports the AI Action Plan’s initiatives to enhance infrastructure, facilitate permitting reforms, and invest in workforce development.”
Business Software Alliance CEO Victoria Espinel: “The AI Action Plan outlines a roadmap for the U.S. to enhance its competitiveness in AI by addressing workforce development, infrastructure, and governance, creating the necessary conditions for widespread AI adoption.”
Center for Data Innovation Senior Policy Manager Hodan Omaar: “This plan marks a significant evolution in the administration’s approach to AI, recognizing that winning against China requires a comprehensive strategy on infrastructure and regulatory reform.”
Connected Nation Chairman and CEO Tom Ferree: “The National AI Action Plan signals a transformation in American innovation, prioritizing infrastructure investment and skilled workforce development.”
Consumer Choice Center Head of Emerging Technology Policy James Czerniawski: “The AI Action Plan is a visionary blueprint for America’s future in AI, paving the way for consumer access and innovation while ensuring a regulatory environment that fosters growth.”
Consumer Technology Association CEO Gary Shapiro: “Congratulations to the President and the White House for recognizing the importance of winning the global AI race and supporting a future-focused workforce.”
Data Center Coalition President Josh Levi: “We appreciate President Trump’s AI Action Plan as a crucial step to maintain U.S. leadership in AI technology and critical infrastructure.”
Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell: “We are proud to support the White House’s AI Action Plan, which accelerates innovation and strengthens America’s security.”
GE Vernova Chief Corporate Officer Roger Martella: “The release of this action plan is energizing for our nation’s innovation economy.”
Gecko Robotics: “We welcome the AI action plan, emphasizing the need for high-quality data in AI model development and energy production.”
General Catalyst Institute President Teresa Carlson: “The AI Action Plan reflects a pro-growth approach that prioritizes innovation and national security.”
Heritage Foundation Acting Director Wesley Hodges: “This plan calls for a new industrial renaissance, emphasizing the need for domestic infrastructure and ethical AI development.”
IBM Chairman and CEO Arvind Krishna: “IBM applauds the White House for its timely AI Action Plan, which fosters a supportive environment for AI innovation.”
Information Technology Industry Council President Jason Oxman: “The AI Action Plan is a comprehensive blueprint for American dominance in AI, focusing on infrastructure and international leadership.”
Internet Works Executive Director Peter Chandler: “We welcome the emphasis on investment in innovation and infrastructure, which is crucial for equitable AI adoption.”
Lightspeed Venture Partners Founder Ravi Mhatre: “This action plan ensures America continues to build on its AI capabilities while streamlining regulation.”
Lumen Technologies: “We support the AI Action Plan’s call for a unified framework to enhance AI infrastructure across the U.S.”
Meta Chief Global Affairs Officer Joel Kaplan: “The AI race is crucial for U.S. economic power, and this action plan lays the groundwork for continued investment and infrastructure development.”
Micron Technology President and CEO Sanjay Mehrotra: “We advocate for the AI Action Plan’s recognition of semiconductor manufacturing as vital to the U.S. AI economy.”
National Association of Manufacturers President Jay Timmons: “This plan underscores AI’s central role in modern manufacturing and its potential for driving growth.”
National Association of Realtors Executive VP Shannon McGahn: “We commend the administration for recognizing housing as a key component of America’s AI future.”
National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors: “We are encouraged by the plan’s reflection of our recommendations and look forward to collaborating on AI deployment in our industry.”
National Mining Association President Rich Nolan: “The plan’s recognition of the coal fleet’s role in U.S. AI leadership is vital as we prepare for increased electricity demands.”
NetChoice Director Patrick Hedger: “The AI Action Plan represents a stark contrast to previous regulatory approaches, focusing on empowering the private sector.”
Oil and Gas Workers Association: “The push for data centers translates into greater demand for natural gas, which equates to job creation.”
Palantir: “Today’s action plan is foundational for the next American century.”
QTS Co-CEO Tag Greason: “This action plan will advance U.S. leadership in AI, focusing on technology development and infrastructure.”
Salesforce Inc. President and Chief Legal Officer Sabastian Niles: “We welcome the emphasis on AI adoption and workforce readiness as central to national competitiveness.”
Siemens USA President and CEO Barbara Humpton: “We are excited to support the AI Action Plan, enhancing U.S. manufacturing and infrastructure with Industrial AI.”
Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council President Karen Kerrigan: “America’s AI future is bright, and the AI Action Plan outlines strategies to harness innovation and ensure U.S. leadership.”
Society for Human Resource Management: “The plan emphasizes a worker-first approach, recognizing that technology advances when people are prioritized.”
Software & Information Industry Association SVP Paul Lekas: “The AI Action Plan outlines a strategy to ensure AI benefits are broadly shared, emphasizing workforce development and community engagement.”
Special Competitive Studies Project President Ylli Bajraktari: “This comprehensive strategy is essential for securing America’s technological future and global leadership in AI.”
The James Madison Institute Director Edward Longe: “This AI action plan should serve as a model for state lawmakers to eliminate regulatory barriers hindering AI development.”
U.S. Chamber of Commerce EVP Neil Bradley: “We applaud the administration for its proactive approach to fostering a competitive AI ecosystem.”
USTelecom President Jonathan Spalter: “This action plan is a strategic move for American innovation, essential for sustaining our AI leadership through robust infrastructure.”
Workday VP Chandler Morse: “The AI Action Plan sends a strong message about the importance of driving AI competitiveness across the U.S. economy.”
xAI: “The White House’s announcement prioritizes the removal of regulatory barriers, fostering an environment for rapid innovation.”
Zoom Chief Global Affairs Officer Josh Kallmer: “Today’s discussions around the AI Action Plan were inspiring, reflecting a collective commitment to the future of AI in America.”
