'DMV for AI': US Pushes Against AI Regulations at Global Forum - CNET

At the G20 Innovation Ministerial forum in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, the U.S. message on AI policy was blunt: keep innovation moving, even amid power shortages and safety concerns. In remarks at the event, Michael Kratsios of the Trump administration’s Office of Science and Technology Policy argued that regulations built for a previous technological era leave developers facing uncertainty. The U.S. is promoting a pro-innovation approach dubbed the Carolina Principles, aiming to support AI research, commercialization pathways and industry-led standards. David Sacks, the administration’s AI czar, also rejected the idea of an “FDA for AI,” saying approval queues would act like a DMV for models that change too quickly. The remarks indirectly target regulatory proposals tied to companies such as Anthropic.