The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

The Action Plan sets forth policy goals for near-term execution by the Federal government and articulates policy recommendations in line with the President’s vision for US leadership in AI. It is articulated around three main pillars: innovation, infrastructure, and international diplomacy and security.

The foundational US AI policy instrument of the second Trump administration, signed on 20 January 2025, which revoked the Biden administration's Executive Order 14110 on AI (October 2023) and directed all federal agencies to adopt a pro-innovation, competition-oriented approach to AI development and deployment.

The AI Accelerator connects state agencies with vendors to rapidly prototype AI solutions. It provides a structured platform for agencies to submit unresolved challenges and collaborate with vendors on rapid prototyping through 60-day sprints. This programme enhances operational efficiency, decision-making and problem-solving for agencies by fostering collaboration to leverage advanced AI technologies tailored to their specific needs.

An OMB memorandum establishing federal procurement requirements for the efficient and responsible acquisition of AI systems, including a 'Buy American' AI provision, risk management obligations, and interoperability protections.

The HHS AI Strategic Plan (2025) outlines a roadmap for the responsible use of AI across health, public health, and human services in the U.S. It aims to improve outcomes, efficiency, and equity while managing risks such as bias and privacy issues, focusing on innovation, trustworthy AI, access to technologies, and workforce development.