White House AI Race: āNo Woke Algorithms, Just Market Shareā
At Axios' AI+ Summit, White House AI envoy Sriram Krishnan, who surprisingly serves President Trump in 2025, announced America needs a 'metric for winning' the AI Cold War with Chinaāspoiler: itās market share, not who builds Skynet first. Trump proclaimed back in July America will do 'whatever it takes' to dominate AI, while Michael Kratsios is busy snipping government red tape like a toddler on a glue stick. In an executive order straight out of 1984 meets Silicon Valley, 'woke' AI gets the cold shoulder on federal funds, aiming instead for transparency and 'truth-seeking'āwhich apparently means no ideological thumbs on the scale. Because when it comes to AI, nothing says neutrality like banning woke bots, yet urging the bots not to pick sides in 2025ās political Hunger Games.
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The US wants to win the AI race by measuring market share, banning woke bots, and pretending neutrality means no thumb on either political scaleābecause nothing screams unbiased like using censorship as a strategy.
If 'winning' AI means half the race is throwing woke bots off the funding cliff, maybe the real competition is who's good at AI political hockey.
White House AI strategy in 2025: remove red tape, ban woke AI, and hope machines don't inherit human biases while secretly forcing one.
Source: Axios | Published: 9/17/2025 | Author: April Rubin
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