France, China, and the EU All Have an AI Strategy. Shouldn't the US?

French President Emmanuel Macron's recent visit to Washington highlighted how differently our two nations are thinking about the future. In March, the French government unveiled a national strategy for artificial intelligence technology that has a clear goal: make France a global leader in AI. In the last year, China and the European Union have taken similar steps. If we're serious about having a prosperous economy for decades to come, the United States should do the same. US Representative John K. Delaney (D-MD) (@RepJohnDelaney) is the founder of the AI Caucus and is the only former CEO of a publicly traded company in the House of Representatives.