🤖OSTP directive bans algorithmic bias reviews for federal AI systems

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President Donald Trump announced his AI Action Plan on July 23, 2025, signing three executive orders to accelerate U.S. AI leadership, ease tech exports, expand data infrastructure, and ban “woke” AI in federal contracts. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy processed 8,755 public comments by the March 15 deadline, but critics say the final plan prioritizes Big Tech interests over consumer safeguards and environmental concerns.

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Why This Matters

🔒 Your privacy:

The plan loosens export rules on AI data—submit comments to OSTP by the next notice in spring 2026 to demand stronger data protections.

💼 Your jobs:

Expanded AI infrastructure could automate roles in finance and manufacturing—ask your representative to fund AI-reskilling grants before Congress recesses in August.

⚡ Your energy bills:

Fast-tracked data centers may boost local electricity demand by up to 50% by 2026—attend your state public utility commission's permit hearings this month to push for environmental reviews.

🗳️ Your civic power:

Citizens sent 8,755 comments on the draft plan—email OSTP@whitehouse.gov today or call your senators to shape the final rules.

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