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According to informed technology industry executives, there are significant disagreements within Trump's team over AI regulation.



One group is concerned about the rapid progress of AI models and the associated cybersecurity threats, while the other, led by Sacks, insists on minimizing regulation. This internal tension is leading to frequent shifts in the White House's position on AI and making it difficult for the market to predict further actions.

Adam Kovacevich, head of the Chamber of Progress industry association, stated bluntly:

No one understands what this means. He needs a manager, because for the past six months the White House has been trying to pursue AI policy without anyone responsible for it—the situation is complete chaos.

Kovacevich added that the hasty appointment indicates that Trump understands the importance of taking action on AI but does not yet know exactly how to proceed. Kovacevich stated:
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StopLossAnchor
5 hours ago
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After six months without anyone in charge, they’re now scrambling to hire people at the last minute. Trump’s move is indeed bizarre—no wonder industry heavyweights openly say they don’t understand it.
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