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Views from The White House: Winning the AI Race

July 24, 2025
2 PM ET

Thank you for joining us for a fireside chat between Consumer Technology Association (CTA) CEO and Vice Chair, Gary Shapiro and Michael Kratsios, Assistant to the President for Science & Technology and Director of The White House Office of Science & Technology Policy (OSTP). The conversation focused on the Administration's efforts to ensure continued American dominance in AI.

Director Kratsios, who was confirmed by the Senate in March 2025, has dedicated his career to the advancement of innovation, serving as the architect of the American AI Initiative and overseeing the implementation of the bipartisan National Quantum Initiative Act under the first Trump Administration.

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