CNBC January 6, 2025
Ryan Browne

Key Points

– With Donald Trump set to be inaugurated as president on Jan. 20, the way America approaches the issue of regulating artificial intelligence could be set for an overhaul.

– Elon Musk is expected to influence the incoming president’s policy thinking on AI — Trump gave Musk a role to co-lead his “Department of Government Efficiency.”

– Across the Atlantic, the European Union has pushed forward with first-of-its-kind regulation for AI — but it’s been criticized by U.S. tech firms as being too strict.

The U.S. political landscape is set to undergo some shifts in 2025 — and those changes will have some major implications for the regulation of artificial intelligence.

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