Just In: Donald Trump Eyes AI Czar In White House
Highlights
- Axion reveals Donald Trump eyes AI Czar in White House.
- The decision comes to coordinate federal policy and governmental use of the emerging technology.
- Elon Musk to reportedly jack up the venture.
Republican Donald Trump has once again made global headlines with his latest decision to name AI Czar in the White House. A report on Tuesday revealed that the Republican is taking this decision to coordinate federal policy and the governmental use of this emerging technology. Simultaneously, the report indicated that Elon Musk will not be in the mentioned AI role but is expected to be involved in shaping the future and use cases of the model.
Donald Trump Mulls AI Czar In White House
As per a report by Axion dated November 26, Donald Trump is considering naming an “AI czar” in the White House to coordinate federal policy and the governmental use of artificial intelligence. Moreover, Elon Musk will reportedly support the endeavor, although he won’t be the vitality behind the AI model.
Notably, Axion rolled out that this development is likely, although officially, it is yet to be cemented. Elon Musk and V. Ramaswamy, D.O.G.E (Department of Government Efficiency) leads under Trump, remain poised to offer significant input into the development.
Further, the report revealed that the new AI model will be charged with focusing both public and private resources to keep America at the AI forefront. Overall, this development has turned heads nationwide, while official comments by the Republican president remain much awaited.
Crypto Czar Under New Presidency Sparks Further Buzz
Meanwhile, in another similar development, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has become a key figure in discussions around the rumored “Crypto Czar” position under Donald Trump‘s cabinet. This role comes against the backdrop of the U.S. president’s current administration’s eye for creating a dedicated position to oversee crypto policy.
Moreover, with Trump securing a win in the latest elections, a pro-crypto wave has engulfed the broader market. A ripple effect unfolded nationwide, with legal hurdles fading as even the SEC Chair Gary Gensler announced his resignation.
In another pro-crypto move, TRON founder Justin Sun backed Trump’s World Liberty Financial with a $30 million investment. This feat has made TRON the largest stakeholder in the DeFi project.
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