The AI Executive Order established voluntary guidelines intended to advance AI's development while mitigating risks, yet it faced backlash for some reporting requirements deemed onerous by critics.
The provision requiring advanced AI companies to report their training and security processes is seen as overly burdensome by opponents, potentially stifling innovation in the industry.
Trump has pledged to dismantle the AI Executive Order on day one, signaling a significant shift in federal AI policies and potentially reducing oversight.
With Republicans gaining control, there is an expectation that Trump's administration will implement a more lenient regulatory framework for AI, prioritizing innovation over regulation.