⚡🌐US AI Regulatory Landscape Rewritten: Trump Launches the "One Rule" Era

The Trump administration is preparing to sign a federal-level AI policy called "One Rule," which will unify the approval systems previously set by 50 individual states under a single federal framework. For the entire AI industry, this is a very clear signal: the US is accelerating the shift of regulation from a "drag" to a "booster."

In the past, AI companies had to deal with regulatory differences across states, inconsistent approval timelines, and soaring compliance costs, which not only slowed down implementation but also kept capital hesitant when assessing risks. The introduction of "One Rule" means two structural changes are happening:

1️⃣ AI platforms can accelerate expansion with greater certainty, no longer being repeatedly blocked by state-specific rules;

2️⃣ The US is attempting to regain its institutional speed advantage in the global AI race, turning time gaps into competitiveness.

Many tech research institutions point out that regulatory unification could bring the scaling path for AI products forward by several years. For large enterprises and startups, this is almost equivalent to reducing "policy friction costs," allowing model deployment, commercialization experiments, and cross-state services to launch with lighter burdens.

This move also reinforces a consensus in the investment community: the AI cycle is still in its very early stages. Infrastructure, models, application layers, and enterprise-level deployments have just entered an acceleration phase, and a looser regulatory environment will further push expansion speed.

The key question is: Will unified regulation push US AI into the "eve of explosion," or will it escalate competitive pressure into a more intense global race?

Do you think this "One Rule" policy will qualitatively change the expansion speed of US AI companies?

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