Trump drops AI executive order, citing risk to US tech advantage. President says he doesn't want to get in the way of the US lead in artificial intelligence.
Donald Trump has backed out of an AI executive order, citing concerns that it could harm the US technological edge. The decision reflects his administration's stance on promoting AI innovation without regulatory interference.
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