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type: entity
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entity_type: organization
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name: White House AI Action Plan
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founded: 2025-07-23
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domain: grand-strategy
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secondary_domains: [ai-alignment]
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status: active
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---
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# White House AI Action Plan
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## Overview
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The White House "America's AI Action Plan" is a policy framework released July 23, 2025, authored by OSTP Director Michael Kratsios, AI/Crypto Advisor David Sacks, and NSA/Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The plan frames AI policy primarily through national security and competitiveness against China.
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## Key Components
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**Biosecurity Measures:**
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- Requires federally funded institutions to use nucleic acid synthesis providers with robust screening
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- Directs OSTP to convene data-sharing mechanism for screening fraudulent/malicious customers
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- Reinforces CAISI's role in evaluating frontier AI for national security risks including bio risks
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- Explicitly acknowledges AI could create "new pathways for malicious actors to synthesize harmful pathogens"
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**Governance Approach:**
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- Addresses biosecurity as a "screening problem" (filtering synthesis orders) rather than "oversight problem" (research review)
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- Does not address DURC/PEPP institutional review committee replacement despite September 2025 deadline
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- Substitutes screening-based biosecurity governance for institutional oversight governance
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## Institutional Authority
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The plan's authorship signals a shift in biosecurity governance authority from science agencies (HHS/OSTP) to national security apparatus (NSA/State). Rubio's co-authorship in his NSA/Secretary of State capacity—not a science role—indicates the AI Action Plan is fundamentally a national security document that appropriates science policy.
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## Timeline
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- **2025-07-23** — AI Action Plan released, co-authored by Kratsios (OSTP), Sacks (AI/Crypto Advisor), and Rubio (NSA/Secretary of State)
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- **2025-07-23** — Plan mandates nucleic acid synthesis screening for federally funded institutions
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- **2025-07-23** — OSTP directed to convene data-sharing mechanism for screening malicious synthesis customers
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## Sources
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- CSET Georgetown analysis (2025-07-23) |