The Trump Administration released a national AI policy framework on March 21, 2026. This legislative blueprint establishes a federal standard for artificial intelligence technology. The White House aims to preempt state-level regulations to prevent a patchwork of rules that could stifle innovation and global competitiveness.
The framework outlines guiding principles for Congress to protect creators' intellectual property. It mandates that AI tools operate under human oversight and prevents the censorship of legal political speech.
The policy targets AI-driven scams and promotes the development of energy-efficient data centers. It also establishes training programs to prepare the American workforce for AI-related jobs.
This move follows a previous executive order designed to block states from creating independent AI rules. The administration intends to turn these principles into binding federal legislation to shape the future of the U.S. tech sector.