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Clear filterTrump took American industry to China in 2017. He returned in 2026 with the owners of the AI economy on the plane. What the passenger manifest reveals about where power now sits, and what it means at home.
Ernest McCaleb ·AI is no longer a distant technical frontier. It is entering schools, hospitals, workplaces, public agencies, and everyday decision-making. Equity & AI exists to examine these systems with rigor, humility, and public accountability.
Ernest McCaleb ·In January 2025, the Biden administration's AI governance framework was revoked. Fourteen months later: a litigation task force, missed deadlines, and four pages asking Congress to figure it out.
Ernest McCaleb ·Colorado passed the first law requiring AI systems to explain consequential decisions. Before it took effect, industry lobbying stripped out the requirement that mattered most. Senator Rodriguez described the lobbying expenditures in terms of construction costs. The record will show who paid for it.
Ernest McCaleb ·Biden’s AI order prioritized fairness, but Trump’s policy removes oversight for rapid innovation. What does this mean for AI equity and U.S. leadership?
Ernest McCaleb ·