To remain competitive on the global stage and protect American economic and national security interests, the U.S. government should prioritize investments in AI matching the scale and ambition of public and private investments made by nations like China.
Regulation should prioritize robust competition in the sector, not make it harder for Little Tech to compete. Overly complex regulatory requirements and bureaucratic hurdles can suffocate startups, hindering their ability to compete with larger, established companies. Streamlining licensing, eliminating redundant oversight, and modernizing procurement practices can create a more inclusive and competitive landscape.
Nurture and empower the next wave of American entrepreneurs, allowing them to innovate and develop groundbreaking solutions to the most pressing challenges now and in the future.