We've both printed it out, all 23 pages. We haven't read the entirety of it. We skimmed it.But we've been talking for a while about how the the focus of the document, it it's infrastructure related, the American technology stack and the energies to support it. Is there substance to it on the side. the substance will really bear out over time at as we see a lot of uh administrations not only the Trump administration but all of its predecessors have flooded Washington with these sorts of policy directives in ...

AI Strategy - Winning the AI race requires innovation, infrastructure, and exports [1] - The US government's role is to enable the private sector by removing red tape [2] - American technology should become the global standard to create a large ecosystem [4][5] Innovation - Innovation is crucial to outcompete global adversaries in AI [1] - The private sector drives innovation in the United States [2] AI Infrastructure - Building the biggest and best AI infrastructure is essential, as AI applications are power-hungry [2] - Significant investments in power generation and the grid are needed to support data centers [3] AI Exports - Exporting American technology globally is vital [4] - Aim to expand the adoption and diffusion of American technology worldwide [5]

AI Race Strategy - The US aims to win the AI race through innovation, AI infrastructure, and AI exports [2][3][5] - Government's role is to enable the private sector by removing red tape, particularly in energy, to support AI infrastructure [3] - AI infrastructure requires significant investments in power generation and grid improvements [4] - Exporting American technology to make it the global standard is crucial for creating a large ecosystem [5] Semiconductor Policy and Competition - The US should not sell its most advanced semiconductors to China [7] - Selling deprecated chips like H20 to China is a continuation of existing policy [7] - Huawei has made significant progress and is exporting its technology, necessitating competition to take market share [8] - Restricting all sales to China could create a subsidy for Huawei, funding their R&D and developer ecosystem [8][9]