Technology
Regulation opposedWait for AI crimes, then prosecute them
The administration framed recent calls for AI safeguards as political and said the Justice Department would focus on violations of existing criminal law.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Attorney General Todd Blanche
- Status
- Regulation opposed
- Due
- No federal rulemaking date announced
- Paying for it
- Technology companies and federal enforcement agencies
ACTIVITY
UpdatedTechnology executives asked for federal AI safeguards.
Let the Machines WIN!
BEAT CHINA, our Companies ready, Washington wants another Form filled out. Not doing it!
America FIRST in AI, FIRST! Thousand Rules before we know what it does, Xi would send a beautiful Thank-You Card..... I DON'T WANT THAT CARD.
Blanche said Justice would prosecute AI crimes once somebody committed one.
Commits a Crime, we have Lawyers, more than anybody could need! Finally something for the Lawyers to DO.
PUBLIC RECORD
At a September 15 White House briefing, Attorney General Todd Blanche accused Democrats of emphasizing AI risks to influence the midterms. He said the Justice Department would investigate criminal violations involving AI but would not regulate the technology.