Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming a big part of everyday life, with a lot more expected to happen rapidly in 2025 and 2026. Now, you have the chance to shape how it’s regulated. The White House has officially invited the public to share their thoughts on its new AI Action Plan, a set of rules and ideas designed to manage the rapid rise of AI technology.
The goal? To ensure that AI benefits everyone, without compromising privacy, security, or fairness. “This is your opportunity to help guide how America approaches artificial intelligence,” states the official announcement from the White House.
Joining the conversation, OpenAI—the team behind ChatGPT—has already shared its recommendations on what the U.S. should prioritize. They advocate for clear and practical regulations to promote innovation and safety, while emphasizing the need for strong collaboration between tech companies, the government, and the public. You can check out OpenAI’s detailed proposals here.
One important idea highlighted by OpenAI is the need for responsible AI practices that protect people’s rights. They stress that transparency is crucial:
“Transparency helps people trust AI, understanding exactly how and why decisions that impact their lives are being made.”
Google shares a similar perspective. The company emphasizes that strict policies around copyright, privacy, and patents can restrict essential data access needed for training advanced AI models. Google further highlights how fair use policies and exceptions for text and data mining have been “critical” in the development of AI technologies using publicly accessible data. You can read Google’s full response here.
Both the White House and OpenAI agree that involving the public is crucial. They believe that AI will impact everyone’s lives, from job markets to healthcare, and citizens should have a voice in determining the right balance between innovation and safety. So, what do you think about AI regulation? Is transparency and public involvement enough, or should we go further?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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