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US AI Policy

US AI policy refers to federal regulations, executive orders, and legislative frameworks that govern artificial intelligence development and deployment across the United States. This includes initiatives from agencies like the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and sector-specific regulators that establish standards for AI safety, transparency, and accountability. Understanding US AI policy is critical for enterprises because it shapes compliance requirements, liability frameworks, and competitive dynamics in the American market, while also influencing how organizations must document and audit their AI systems.

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ResearchUS2026-06-08

U.S. AI Action Plan's Deregulatory Shift Places Self-Governance Burden Squarely on Corporations, Harvard Analysis Finds

A November 2025 analysis from the Harvard Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Ethics finds that America's AI Action Plan moves the United States toward deregulation of artificial intelligence, transferring primary risk management responsibility from federal regulators to corporations. The analysis warns that this shift has direct implications for enterprise governance programs, including board oversight structures, internal control design, and the adequacy of policy-based risk mitigation in the absence of binding legal mandates.

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