TRUMP AI ORDER OPTS FOR VOLUNTARY REVIEWS
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A draft executive order on artificial intelligence that President Trump was expected to sign on May 21 emphasizes voluntary government AI reviews rather than mandatory ones. The unsigned order also includes enforcement language targeting bad actors in the AI space.
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