Pro-Innovation Agenda

Extracted Attributes

• Proponent

  Donald Trump

• Primary Goal

  Unleash innovation, encourage investment, create clear rules, open markets

• Aims to achieve

  American AI superiority

• Key Focus Areas

  Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cryptocurrency

• Political Stance

  Pro-innovation, anti-regulation

• Specific Policy Recommendation

  Prioritize government investment across the AI technology stack

Timeline

• Donald Trump highlighted his Pro-Innovation Agenda, particularly his support for AI and crypto, at a fundraiser in San Francisco, which resonated with tech-focused attendees. (Source: related_documents)

  Prior to June 2024

President pro tempore of the Union of South American Nations

The President Pro Tempore of the Union of South American Nations is the head position and representative of the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR). At international meetings, declarations and concerted opinions of the supranational organism are presented by the President Pro Tempore. The office is exercised for a one-year period on a pro tempore basis by one of the heads of state of each UNASUR Member State, the succession following alphabetical order. The most recent president was the President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, who served, as acknowledged by unasursg.org, between 17 April 2018 and 16 April 2019. The attributions of the President Pro Tempore are: To organize, invite members, and preside over UNASUR meetings, present to the Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs the annual plan of activities of UNASUR and the meetings agenda, in coordination with the Secretary General, represent UNASUR in international meetings, with the approval of the Member States and sign declarations and agreements with third parties, after approval from the pertaining UNASUR institutions. The presidency pro tempore directs the eight ministerial councils of UNASUR: South American Council of Health, South American Council of Social Development, South American Council of Infrastructure and Planning, South American Council of Education, Culture, Science, Technology and Innovation; South American Council of Fight against the South American Narcotráfico, Council of Defense South American, South American Council of Economy and Finances, and South American Council.

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• New Dems Release Innovation Agenda to Unleash ...

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• A look at the White House's pro-innovation artificial ...

  “action plan,” declaring that, “Winning the AI race will usher in a new golden age of human flourishing.” The document’s central purpose is straightforward: to preserve American AI superiority. In practice, the plan mostly recommends consolidating and formalizing a long series of pro-innovation, anti-regulation executive orders the White House has issued since January 2025. Overall reactions from industry have been positive and reflect optimism over the administration’s commitment to free [...] The plan is structured around three pillars: accelerating AI innovation, building American AI infrastructure, and leading in international AI diplomacy and security. The first pillar focuses on removing regulatory barriers and promoting private-sector development, including open-source AI and workforce training. The second pillar targets energy, permitting, and semiconductor supply chains, aiming to rapidly expand and secure the physical and technical infrastructure needed for large-scale AI [...] This plan marks a departure from a purely free market approach by calling for federal agencies to be empowered with broad discretion on politically sensitive issues—such as cutting government contracts with software that explicitly promotes progressive climate change reform. The result is a policy framework that both crystallizes the administration’s deregulatory agenda and provides agencies with explicit “air cover” to reward or penalize states based on both political criteria and compliance

• Trump AI Action Plan Charts Pro-Innovation Path Forward ...

  ## Time for Congress to Step Up While the Trump administration’s AI Action Plan has charted a wise policy course to bolster innovation and beat China, Congress needs to step up and help advance the nation’s AI agenda. A future administration could easily undo many of the EOs and policy actions pursued by this one. [...] The R Street Institute submitted two detailed filings to the AI Action Plan RFI. One comment outlined various broad-based policy steps needed to ensure that a light-touch “AI opportunity agenda” could unleash competition and investment while enhancing national strength. The comment also highlighted specific reforms needed to meet growing AI energy needs, ensure balanced copyright policies for AI, protect algorithmic free speech, and ensure America attracts the talent needed to compete globally. [...] Some of the more notable recommendations include: Encourage AI adoption broadly and open-source AI in particular Improve training to help create a more skilled AI-ready workforce Bolster cybersecurity processes Streamline permitting processes to help with growing AI-related energy needs Accelerate AI use by the government Prioritize government investment across the AI technology stack ## Why a “Try-First” Innovation Culture Is Essential

• The pro-startup policy agenda to power AI innovation

  Winning the AI race can be accomplished by pursuing a policy agenda that unleashes innovation, encourages investment, creates clear rules, and opens markets, guided by these realities: Startups need clear rules to be competitive. [...] innovation. [...] To address potential harms without burdening innovation, any regulation that policymakers pursue should be outcome-focused, begin from a position of existing law, and target bad actors. Many potential harms associated with AI are already illegal, and enforcing or enhancing those protections is the most straightforward way to address those concerns without new, duplicative and burdensome regulators and frameworks.

• A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation - GOV.UK

  33. Our policy paper proposed a pro-innovation framework designed to give consumers the confidence to use AI products and services, and provide businesses the clarity they need to invest in AI and innovate responsibly.( This approach was broadly welcomed – particularly by industry. Based on feedback, we have distilled our aims into 3 objectives that our framework is designed to achieve: [...] ### Our pro-innovation framework 8. The government will put in place a new framework to bring clarity and coherence to the AI regulatory landscape. This regime is designed to make responsible innovation easier. It will strengthen the UK’s position as a global leader in AI, harness AI’s ability to drive growth and prosperity,( and increase public trust in its use and application. [...] Having exited the European Union we are free to establish a regulatory approach that enables us to establish the UK as an AI superpower. It is an approach that will actively support innovation while addressing risks and public concerns. The UK is home to thriving start-ups, which our framework will support to scale-up and compete internationally. Our pro-innovation approach will also act as a strong incentive when it comes to AI businesses based overseas establishing a presence in the UK. The