AMERICA FIRST! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

.@POTUS in Pittsburgh: "We're here today because we believe that America's destiny is to dominate every industry and be the first in every technology — and that includes being the world's number one superpower in Artificial Intelligence." 🇺🇸

Hill & Valley x All-In are hosting President @realDonaldTrump next week in DC for a day-long AI policy event. Hill & Valley Forum x All-In will host Winning the AI Race, a summit in Washington D.C. featuring a Keynote Address by President Donald J. Trump. This will be President Trump’s first major address on the topic of artificial intelligence since the start of his second term as President.

POTUS. FLOTUS. B-2 BOMBER. 🇺🇸🦅 MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 Today, we celebrate the extraordinary heritage that unites us as one nation.

The @StateDept has revoked the US visas for the members of the Bob Vylan band in light of their hateful tirade at Glastonbury, including leading the crowd in death chants. Foreigners who glorify violence and hatred are not welcome visitors to our country.

I am fully supportive of @tedcruz 's pragmatic compromise with @MarshaBlackburn on the AI provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill. This measure counters attempts by Gavin Newsom to impose a divisive, race-based AI agenda nationwide. If we’re serious about winning the AI race, we must prioritize investment and innovation—not DEI ideology. Congress should stand by the Cruz provision to keep America First in AI.

.@DavidSacks is absolutely right. In July of last year, I wrote a piece outlining 11 Elements of American AI Dominance. In that piece, I discussed the importance of a Federal Preemption to mitigate the risks posed by an ever growing patchwork of state regulations on AI. 👇 The Senate’s current version of the One Big Beautiful Bill has a Federal Preemption clause and that is one more reason to support the Bill. ___ 2. Federal Preemption Some states are considering state-level laws and rules focused on risk-mitigation in AI. California’s SB 1047 is the latest example. The law puts in place complex reporting requirements for developers who fine-tune models or develop models that cost more than $100 million to train. The law’s penalties are high, and its language is vague; the result will be uncertainty and paralysis, discouraging innovative entrepreneurship in this space. A federal preemption would help ensure uniformity and consistency across all states, drastically simplifying compliance for businesses, individuals, and enforcement agencies alike. Dealing with a single federal law is generally more efficient than navigating a patchwork of 50 state laws. This would reduce complexity, legal costs, and administrative burden for all stakeholders involved. Federal preemptions typically focus on issues that involve activities that cross state lines, such as commerce and telecommunications, and AI seems to fall in this category. Finally, some issues, like national security or certain aspects of healthcare, are often better addressed at a federal level to ensure a cohesive national strategy and response. Areas of agreement: There is generally broad opposition in the technology world to the multiplication of state-level laws on artificial intelligence. There is also general agreement that AI is a highly strategic technology and should be regulated by institutions which can consider national security — the strict legal purview of the federal government. Areas of debate: The jury is out on what the substance of a potential federal preemption or law could or should look like. If the debate to pass a federal preemption gains traction, some in Congress will likely attempt to broaden the bill to include topics around safety or other AI issues orthogonal to preempting state-level laws.

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The world got peace because President Trump showed strength. It’s called: PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH! Thank you for your attention to this matter!