From Federal News Network Blurb:

Agencies have 10 new deadlines around artificial intelligence, including developing a new generative AI policy and a new strategy to remove barriers to using these capabilities. A new 25-page memo from the Office of Management and Budget lays out a series of new requirements and updates existing ones as part of the Trump administration's promotion of AI. One of the new requirements is agencies have until early December to develop the generative AI policy that sets the terms for acceptable use and establishes adequate safeguards and oversight mechanisms. Another new requirement is to develop a strategy by early October that removes bureaucratic requirements that inhibit innovation and responsible adoption of AI.

You may remember back in Feb. when the U.S. and U.K. both refused to join allies signing an international A.I. agreement

From the BBC article: Earlier, US Vice President JD Vance told delegates in Paris that too much regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) could "kill a transformative industry just as it's taking off".

Vance told world leaders that AI was "an opportunity that the Trump administration will not squander" and said "pro-growth AI policies" should be prioritised over safety.

Peter Theil protege and director of Trump's Office of Science Technology and Policy, Michael Kratsios was approved via senate confirmation last month and will be taking the lead on AI policy.

Trump has asked Kratsios to "blaze a trail" for science and tech supremacy

Kratsios was also Trump's acting director during his previous administration