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May 30: AI Policy and Stakeholder Tracking Report
Delve AI Analyst Team
May 30, 2025
Driving the Day
Today is May 30, 2025, and here are the key policymaker and stakeholder actions on AI you need to know: In Washington, the Trump Administration plans to rename the AI Safety Institute the Center for AI Safety and Leadership. Meanwhile, The New York Times announced a licensing agreement with Amazon that will allow Amazon to train its AI models on the publication’s news articles. Lastly, the vice president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation warned “fragmented AI laws will slow federal IT modernization in the U.S.”
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In this issue:
Washington in Focus: Experts say AI was used to create RFK Jr. health report that cited false studies.
Around the Nation: Tech Policy Press published an Interview with California's New Chief Technology Innovation Officer.
Across the Pond: U.S. tech companies are asking the European Commission for the “simplest possible” AI code.
Global Highlights: TechCrunch reported early findings that Chinese AI company DeepSeek’s latest reasoning model is the most censored yet.
Outside Views: A tech CEO warned AI could lead to 20% unemployment in next 5 years.
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