Policy Pillars

Safety Protections for Children: Enact clear, thoughtful federal standards that ensure companies design systems with children’s safety in mind, explicitly protecting minors from exploitation, manipulation, and harmful online content.

Baseline Safety Standards for Frontier Models: Develop consensus national safety rules in partnership with industry leaders that apply strictly to the largest, most advanced systems, ensuring serious oversight without creating compliance barriers that crush the startups and small businesses driving American innovation.

A National Commitment to AI Literacy: Establish partnerships with schools, community colleges, and workforce programs so that, within the next decade, the vast majority of Americans have a basic understanding of how AI works, how they can use AI to create opportunities, and how they can solve tomorrow’s challenges.

National Training and Certification Programs: Create certification programs to provide practical training for workers across health care, manufacturing, education, and other industries, ensuring historically disadvantaged communities are not left behind as technology advances.

A National AI Computing Hub: Build the infrastructure needed to power the AI economy by exploring the development of a large-scale computing hub on federal land, structured so that companies pay the full cost of energy and infrastructure to protect local households and small businesses from higher utility rates.