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“US Government” is not a single organization with one leadership team, budget, or product roadmap; it’s an umbrella for many federal entities. In the AI/risk space, the US government’s public-facing hub is AI.gov (a White House–led strategy and action plan communications portal) and the public information directory is USA.gov.
Across federal agencies, the government’s role centers on (1) setting AI policy direction through the White House and federal rulemaking/guidance processes, (2) operationalizing guidance for federal use of AI (including governance, procurement, privacy, and public trust expectations), (3) advancing measurement standards and technical tools for trustworthy AI through agencies such as NIST, and (4) coordinating across the federal enterprise on safety/security, education/workforce initiatives, and national-security AI-related objectives via interagency frameworks and memoranda. Because the “US Government” umbrella covers multiple departments and offices, this profile treats AI policy and AI-in-government programs as the entity’s functional scope rather than attributing capabilities to a single internal lab or procurement program.
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The owner of an Iowa nuclear power plant that Google said it would bring back into operation is receiving a $1.9 billion loan from the U.S. Energy Department.
NARA guidance memo: applying the Federal Records Act to existing AI usesThe National Archives issued guidance on how agencies apply the Federal Records Act to existing AI uses, clarifying the guidance is records-management focused and not a general AI governance policy document.
Fact sheet: President promotes advanced AI innovation and security (voluntary frontier-model framework and federal cybersecurity/critical-infrastructure focus)The White House published a fact sheet describing an action package intended to promote advanced AI innovation and security, including steps tied to cybersecurity and covered frontier model handling.
President (Trump) unveils a National AI Legislative FrameworkThe White House announced the President’s National AI legislative framework for artificial intelligence.
White House releases “Winning the AI Race: America’s AI Action Plan”The White House released the America’s AI Action Plan, framed as a course of action for federal AI procurement/procedures and related goals.
Fact sheet: eliminating barriers for federal AI use and procurement (revised policies)The White House published a fact sheet describing revised policies intended to facilitate responsible AI adoption in federal agencies, including procurement approaches and avoidance of vendor lock-in.