On his third day in office, President Trump issued an EO titled “Removing Barriers to American Leadership in AI,” replacing former President Biden’s 2023 EO on AI. So, what do these changes mean for the future of HR and business? Host Alex Alonso dives into the details with Rachel See, senior counsel at Seyfarth Shaw, and Ben Eubanks, chief research officer at Lighthouse Research. Together, they explore the intersection of competitive innovation and workforce protections. The conversation also sheds light on the administration’s stance, which argues its AI policies will empower American industry and result in job creation.
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