This is ordered by the authorities given to me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, including section 301 of the United States Code, title 3:
Section 1. the purpose. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the fundamental technology that defines the future of economic growth, national security and global competitiveness over the next decades. In addition to leading the development of general-purpose and frontier AI capabilities, the US must also be able to adopt American AI technologies, standards, and governance models around the world, strengthening relationships with allies and ensuring ongoing technical control. The order establishes a coordinated national effort to support the American AI industry by promoting the export of full-stack American AI technology packages.
2 seconds. policy. It is a US policy to reduce international dependence on enemy-developed AI technologies by preserving and expanding US leadership with AI and supporting the global deployment of US origin AI technologies.
3 seconds. Establishment of the American AI Export Program. (a) Within 90 days of the date of this order, the Secretary of Commerce will consult with the Secretary of State and the Director of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) to establish and implement the US AI Export Program (program) to support the development and deployment of US full-stack AI export packages.
(b) The Secretary of Commerce shall issue a public call for proposals from an industry-led consortium for inclusion in the program. A public call shall require each proposal to:
(i) Include full stack AI technology packages that include:
(a) An explanation of the AI-OPTIMIZED COMPUTER hardware (e.g., chips, servers, accelerators), data center storage, cloud services, networking, and whether and how much such items are manufactured in the United States.
(b) Data pipelines and signage systems.
(c) AI models and systems.
(d) Measures to ensure security and cybersecurity of AI models and systems. and
(e) AI applications for specific use cases (e.g., software engineering, education, healthcare, agriculture, or transportation);
(ii) Identify a specific target country or region bloc for export engagement;
(iii) describes the business and operational models and describes at a high level where entities build, own and operate the data center and associated infrastructure.
(iv) Details called for federal government incentives and support mechanisms. and
(v) Complies with all relevant US export control regimes, outbound investment regulations, and end-user policies, including Chapter 58 of Title 50, the US Code, and relevant guidance from the Department of Industry and Security within the Department of Commerce.
(c) The Department of Commerce will require that the proposal be submitted within 90 days of the proposal being issued and will consider the proposal on a rolling basis for inclusion in the program.
(d) The Secretary of Commerce shall consult with the Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of Energy and the Director of OSTP to evaluate proposals submitted under the Program. The proposals chosen by the Secretary of Commerce will be designated as a priority AI export package in consultation with the Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of Energy and Director of OSTP through priority access to the tools identified in Section 4 of this order consistent with applicable law.
4 seconds. Mobilizing federal funding tools. (a) of the Economic Diplomatic Action Group (EDAG), established in the Presidential Memorandum of Understanding of June 21, 2024, chaired by the Secretary of State, consulting with the Secretary of Commerce and US Trade Representative, and defending American Business through the Diplomatic Act of 2019, as stated in Section 708, defending American Business through the Diplomatic Act of 2019.
(b) delegate to the OSTP administrators and OSTP authorities under section 708(c)(3) of CABDA and appoint high-ranking officials of their respective executive departments and agencies to serve as members of the EDAG.
(c) The Secretary of State, in consultation with the EDAG, shall be responsible for:
(i) Development and implementation of a unified federal government strategy to promote exports of American AI technologies and standards;
(ii) Coordinating technology, financial and diplomatic resources to accelerate the deployment of programmatically based priority AI export packages;
(iii) coordinate US participation in multilateral initiatives and country-specific partnerships for AI deployment and export promotion;
(iv) Support partner countries in fostering pro-promoting regulations, data and infrastructure environments that encourage the deployment of American AI systems;
(v) Analysis of market access, including technical barriers to trade and regulatory measures that could hinder the competitiveness of US provision; and
(vi) coordinate with the SME Bureau of Investment and Innovation to promote investment in US SMEs in the development of American AI technologies and the manufacture of AI infrastructure, hardware and systems to the extent permitted by applicable law.
(d) Members of EDAG shall deploy available federal tools to support the preferred export packages (12 USC 635) selected for participation in the program, including direct loans and loan guarantees, to the maximum extent permitted by law. Stock Investments, Co-finances, Political Risk Insurance, Credit Guarantees (22 USC 9621); and Technical Assistance and Feasibility Study (22 USC 2421(b)).
5 seconds. General regulations. (a) Nothing in this order is interpreted as impairing or otherwise affecting;
(i) an authority or head of its authority granted by law to the enforcement department or agency; or
(ii) the function of the Director of the Administration and Budget Office in relation to budget, management, or legislative proposals;
(b) This order will be implemented in accordance with applicable law and shall be subject to the availability of expenditures.
(c) This order is not intended to create, and is not substantive or procedural, any party's right or interest to enforce in law or impartial terms, by the United States, its departments, agencies or entities, its officers, employees, or agents, or other persons.
(d) The disclosure costs of this order shall be borne by the Department of Commerce.
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