Trump’s AI framework targets state laws, shifts child safety burden to parents

The Trump administration released a legislative framework to create a unified federal AI policy, preempting state-level AI regulations in favor of a centralized, innovation-friendly approach. The framework outlines seven objectives prioritizing AI growth and scaling, places child safety responsibility largely on parents, and proposes nonbinding expectations for platform accountability. White House AI czar David Sacks champions this light-touch regulatory strategy, which critics may see as undercutting states' recent efforts to regulate AI development and use.