While the White House finalizes its action plan on AI, several technology giants, IA startups and even financial institutions are weigh.
Amazon, Anthropic, Meta, Microsoft, Mistral AI, Uber, Crowdstrike and Jpmorgan Chase are among the thousands that have expressed its point of view on the way the United States should regulate artificial intelligence (AI) for growth and innovation. The federal government published all comments on Thursday April 24 in a database.
OPENAI was one of the previous submissions, calling for stronger export controls to China but less expensive for democratic countries, among other recommendations.
Google has upset the creators of the entertainment industry and other workers by calling for fair use of the content protected by copyright – Echo by OPENAI – as well as recommendations for the adoption of the AI government.
Overall, submissions show several similarities – the need to invest infrastructure, open innovation and regulatory consistency to unify the patchwork of states’ laws – although they differ in approach.
Learn more: Openai calls on the federal government to pre -empt the laws on state AI
Here is an overview of what technology giants, AI startups and other Trump administration companies want:
Amazon
Amazon is push For investments in energy infrastructure, access to the cloud and flea, the development of labor, the federal adoption of AI and the establishment of interoperable international standards.
- Rationalize energy regulations: Amazon said that AI will require a lot of electricity to supply. He recommends rationalizing nuclear projects and upgrading of transmission to maintain the United States.
- Direct world talks in AI: Amazon urges the White House to lead to AI efforts around the world by promoting global regulatory interoperability through international standards for the adoption of AI.
- Educate the workforce in AI: Americans must be informed of the practical implementation of AI, and not only advanced technical training, Amazon dit, and the United States must invest in more advanced AI researchers and engineers while allowing workers to use AI tools at work.
- Transform government agencies using AI: Amazon claims that federal agencies should take advantage of AI and Cloud to move away from the inheritance and local data centers to transform their operations.
Anthropic
Anthropic projects that at the end of 2026, frontal AI systems can compete with the winners of the Nobel Prize in reasoning capacity – and must be treated as national assets. Here are three key elements of his list of wishes:
- Threat of AI: Anthropic calls for the construction of robust federal infrastructure to test powerful models of cybersecurity and development of biological weapons, among others.
- Strengthen flea export orders: The company supports new restrictions on advanced fleas – including the NVIDI H20 currently exempt – and agreements with other countries to prevent smuggling.
- Energy for AI: Echoing Amazon, Anthropic plans that 50 additional power gigawatts will be necessary by 2027 just for American AI developers.
- Monitor the economic impacts of the AI: The American government should improve its data collection mechanisms to better understand the economic benefits of the wider adoption of the AI, as well as to prepare for “significant” changes.
Meta
Meta’s Llama models are at the heart of his vision of the Direction of Open Source and recommendations The United States government reflects this priority.
- Do not suffocate open source: Meta calls on the United States to resist the pressure of regulating or restricting open AI models, warning that this would allow authoritarian diets to fill the void.
- Federal agency adoption: Meta urges the American government to use open models as far as possible, by arguing that they are safer, customizable and better for the use of national security.
- Clarity of fair use: He hopes that an executive decree clarifies that AI training on public data is fair use, which is crucial against copyright prosecution. This reflects the positions of Openai and Google.
- State rules harm innovation: META warns that the rules fragmented at the level of the state will increase the costs of conformity and to stifle innovation.
Microsoft
Microsoft said the United States had to stay at the forefront of artificial intelligence, noting that it invests more than $ 50 billion in the American AI infrastructure in 2025.
- Improve IT and energy resources: The AI needs a lot of energy and the software giant called for the modernization of the electrical network, allowing the construction of the data center and the improvement of the American manufacturing of Critical Network and AI equipment components.
- Access to high quality data: The company wishes to unlock the government and other data funded by the public for AI training.
- Promote confidence, security and national security with AI: Microsoft supports the laws targeting deep fraud, exploiting the AI in defense and progressing on the protection of cybersecurity.
- Upskill the American workforce: The company says that the government should lead national efforts to educate on AI and prepare them for future jobs that will be motivated by an AI economy.
Mistral ai
Mistral, based in France, with operations in Palo Alto, California, positioned Himself as startup champion for open source innovation.
- Open source management: As Meta, Mistral argues that transparency and public access to the weights of models improve the research, security and democratization of AI development.
- Weaken monopolies: Mistral Advocates for Antitrust Enforcement, such as those brought by the Ministry of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), to ensure that startups and small to medium -sized enterprises (SMEs) can compete with holders.
- Improve the world flea trade: Mistral has said that fleas or exports of AI or AI could inadvertently inadvertently inadvertent innovation to other countries.
- AI global cooperation: The company wants the United States to establish a balance – protecting national security while encouraging multinational innovation partnerships which can be mutually beneficial.
Uber
The carpooling company declared in its Remarks That AI plays an increasingly important role in training mobility services. Uber has invested in robust AI governance to guarantee responsibility in Decisions motivated by AI.
- Avoid too regular AI at low risk: Many AI applications linked to mobility have a minimum risk and should not be overwhelmed by new complex rules, says Uber.
- Stop the patchwork of state rules: Uber urges the federal pre -emption to eliminate the growing patchwork of the incoherent AI laws.
- First use existing laws: Current confidentiality, discrimination and consumer protection regulations already deal with most of the AI -related risks, known as Uber.
- Adopt a risk -based framework: The company says that regulations should focus on high -risk use cases and stimulate innovation in less risky cases such as prices.
Cowsterrike
Crowdsstrike comments focus on using and securing AI in the field of cybersecurity. Last year, the cybersecurity company changed an update which causes a world failure of Windows computers and servers.
- Focus on AI for cybersecurity: Crowdsstrike says that using AI to detect cyberrencies gives the United States a “enormous” advantage because it can overcome new threats depending on behavior rather than known signatures.
- The regulations must not suffocate innovation: The new AI regulations should not harm innovation and the development of new technologies, according to the company.
- Protect: The company calls for robust protections around the AI systems themselves and the training of data for resilience.
JPMorgan Chase
JPMorgan, which manages more than 500 AI and automatic learning systems, calls for greater AI governance.
- Use existing frames: The bank has argued that current banking regulations – such as risk and third party management, data governance and privacy – are already well suited to manage AI.
- Sector regulations: JPMorgan supports a sectoral approach by sector, where existing financial regulators, such as the occurrence or the federal reserve, are monitoring the AI for banks.
- Level the playground: The bank hopes that non-banks offer financial services to be subject to the same standards, in particular for AI in credit subscription and fraud detection.
- Unify federal and state regulations: JPMorgan echoes the concerns of others concerning a patchwork of laws of states and calls on the federal government to pre -empt the laws of the States.
