The Trump administration's AI Action Plan details the "bureaucratic red tape" it hopes to remove in the name of winning the AI race.

The United States is rewriting its tech strategy by sidelining chip manufacturing in favor of accelerating AI infrastructure like data centers and power systems, reshaping global competition and putting Korean firms on notice.

The President's long-awaited plan outlines dozens of steps aimed at establishing U.S. dominance in the technology.

The AI Action Plan released by the US government on Wednesday recommends easing the way for data centers and other AI infrastructure by reducing regulations.

President Donald Trump shared an artificial intelligence plan for the U.S. to win the global AI race, removing Biden-era restrictions

Trump’s AI Action Plan outlines a deregulatory strategy to boost U.S. tech leadership through innovation, infrastructure, and global AI diplomacy.

The 23-page plan is broken down into three primary pillars that the Trump administration sees as key to speeding up AI development: “Accelerate AI Innovation,” “Build American AI Infrastructure,” and “Lead in International AI Diplomacy and Security.

What's in the White House's AI Action plan? Federal support for domestic AI tech and data centers. What's out? Climate regulation and "woke AI."