President Donald Trump is set to unveil a new artificial intelligence policy shaped by Silicon Valley tech investors who supported his campaign. The plan, developed with input from prominent figures like David Sacks, focuses on accelerating the export of American artificial intelligence technologies, easing construction of energy-intensive data centers, and countering perceived political bias in artificial intelligence systems. The initiative reflects the influence of tech industry priorities, including calls for fewer regulations and increased energy production to support artificial intelligence growth, while also reigniting debates over the environmental and social impacts of rapid artificial intelligence expansion. Critics, including labor and advocacy groups, warn that the administration's approach prioritizes industry interests over public protections and could undermine efforts to address issues like job security, privacy, and climate change.