Summary

Affirms that artificial intelligence will shape the 21st century and declares preserving U.S. leadership in AI a national security imperative. Urges government and private-sector cooperation, supports continuing export controls on advanced chips, design software, tools, and manufacturing equipment to limit China’s ability to develop advanced AI, and calls for ensuring U.S. companies have access to energy, compute, and talent.

• Declares AI a defining technology of the 21st century and a national security priority.
• Emphasizes that U.S. leadership in AI provides military, economic, scientific, and geopolitical advantages.
• Cites significant Chinese investment and goals to lead in AI by 2030 as a competitive threat.
• Supports continuing export controls on advanced chips, chip-design software, tools, and manufacturing equipment.
• Calls for closer government–private sector collaboration to sustain U.S. AI leadership.
• Urges ensuring U.S. firms have access to energy, large-scale compute, and skilled talent.
• Presents U.S. compute and chip production capabilities as strategic strengths to be preserved.
• Is primarily declarative rather than establishing funding, programs, or new legal authorities.