Let's talk about how two big names in U.S. politics -- Kamala Harris and Donald Trump -- want to handle AI, cryptocurrency, and data privacy. Both have their unique takes, but let's break it down.

First up: Artificial Intelligence (AI). Both sides agree that AI is a big deal, but how they want to deal with it is different. Harris and the Biden administration are all about recognizing and fixing the bad stuff that can come from AI, like unfair biases and false arrests. Trump, on the other hand, hasn't said much about this in public. He wants to repeal Biden's AI rules, but he does realize that deepfakes and AI security issues are problems.

Next: Technical standards for AI. Trump's team created a plan for AI standards and set up some AI research institutes. Harris and Biden want to do more, like making tech companies promise to protect individual rights and checking out the security risks of massive AI models.

Then there's antitrust law. Both Trump and Biden have gone after big tech companies, but Biden seems more serious about possibly breaking up companies like Google.

Cryptocurrency? Trump used to tweet about regulating it, but now he loves Bitcoin and even accepts it for campaign donations. Biden's team has been tough on crypto, with actions from the SEC.

Lastly: Data privacy. Both camps want protections, but neither has a clear plan. So, states are trying to do their own thing.

Both sides have their ideas, but there's still a lot to figure out when it comes to keeping tech in check.

AI Rules: Trump vs. Harris

Actions