The U.S. rolls out blueprint for AI supremacy

Good morning, AI enthusiasts. The White House just flipped the script on AI policy with its AI Motion Plan, trading a previously cautious approach for an all-out sprint toward technological supremacy.

Calling AI an “industrial revolution, information revolution, and renaissance all of sudden,” the U.S. is betting every little thing on deregulation and speed — but critics wonder who really advantages from the tech-giant-friendly approach.

In today’s AI rundown:

• U.S. releases sweeping AI Motion Plan

• Google decodes ancient Rome with AI

• Construct social media campaigns with Claude’s Canva Connector

• OpenAI’s copilot cuts medical errors in Kenya

• 4 recent AI tools & 4 job opportunities

LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

THE UNITED STATES & AI

🇺🇸 U.S. releases sweeping AI Motion Plan

The Rundown: The Trump administration just released an AI Motion Plan detailing 90+ policy actions to speed up the country’s dominance within the sector, including details on AI infrastructure, regulation, and export policy shaped by 10K+ public comments.

The main points:

• The 28-page plan focuses on three pillars: accelerating innovation, infrastructure, and strengthening diplomacy while removing red tape.

• Outlined actions include constructing recent data centers, repealing legal barriers to AI growth, encouraging open-source AI, and incentivizing the tech’s adoption.

• The plan also includes rooting out “ideological bias” in AI systems through recent rules requiring government contractors to make sure their models are “objective.”

• The document called the AI boom an “industrial revolution, an information revolution, and a renaissance—all of sudden.”

• Critics argue the blueprint was crafted for tech giants and removes public safeguards, failing to serve the needs of on a regular basis people impacted by AI.

Why it matters: The AI policy shift under the brand new administration is real, with the Trump administration’s Motion Plan pushing an all-in growth strategy that goals to make use of deregulation and large infrastructure investments to secure the lead over China — even when it means stripping safeguards in the method.

TOGETHER WITH SLACK FROM SALESFORCE

⚡️ Supercharge Slack with Agentforce

The Rundown: Agentforce allows you to embed powerful, context-aware AI agents directly in Slack. These agents act as collaborative teammates, automating routine tasks and leveraging your Slack data to supply deeply contextual answers that move work forward securely.

On this on-demand webinar, you’ll learn:

• Easy methods to start fast with prebuilt Slack agent templates

• Easy methods to customize agents for your enterprise needs

• One of the best ways to attach your data for grounded, relevant responses

Watch now and learn how you can work alongside AI agents in Slack.

GOOGLE DEEPMIND

🏛️ Google decodes ancient Rome with AI

The Rundown: Google DeepMind just launched Aeneas, an AI system that helps historians restore, date, and decipher damaged Latin inscriptions and pinpoint their origins across the Roman Empire.

The main points:

• Aeneas analyzes text and pictures from inscription fragments, suggesting words and matching them to similar texts in a database of 176,000 ancient writings.

• It attributes inscriptions to specific Roman provinces with 72% accuracy, dates them inside 13 years, and restores damaged text at 73% accuracy.

• 23 historians tested the system and located its contextual suggestions helpful in 90% of cases, with confidence in key tasks jumping 44%.

• The tool is freely available for researchers and may be adapted to other ancient languages, with Google DeepMind open-sourcing its code and dataset.

Why it matters: Between initiatives like Aeneas and the Vesuvius Challenge, AI is already taking over the huge challenge of helping piece together fragmented details of ancient texts — and there may be plenty left to uncover. Expanded to other languages and writing, AI could help fill in immeasurable gaps in humanity’s past across the globe.

AI TRAINING

🎨 Construct social media campaigns with Claude’s Canva Connector

The Rundown: On this tutorial, you’ll learn how you can create a complete branded social media campaign using Claude with Canva’s Connector, robotically generating content across multiple platforms.

Step-by-step:

1. Connect Claude to Canva via “Search & Tools” and click on “Add Connectors”

2. Create your hero post: “Make an Instagram post for [product] using [brand colors] with copy about [key message].”

3. Generate an identical banner: “Create a 16×9 banner for [same campaign] with an identical branding and messaging.”

4. Construct a presentation deck: “Create a 5-slide pitch deck with title, problem, solution, advantages, and CTA using [brand colors].”

Pro tip: Include specific brand language in your prompts for consistent content across your entire campaign.

PRESENTED BY CONVEYOR

🛠️ AI was made for this

The Rundown: It’s 2025 — security questionnaires should complete themselves, your customers should access your Trust Center immediately, and your content library should not be a maintenance burden. Conveyor’s Customer Trust platform delivers exactly that with 95%+ accuracy.

Automate all of your busywork so you may:

• Spend 90% less time answering security questionnaires and RFPs even in tricky portals

• Skip the knowledge maintenance — your content library stays current by itself

• Give your customers easy AI answers in your Trust Center

• Fully automate admin and collaboration tasks across teams and tools

Learn more and put Conveyor to work.

AI RESEARCH

🏥 OpenAI’s copilot cuts medical errors in Kenya

The Rundown: OpenAI partnered with Penda Health to conduct research on using AI copilots in medical clinics in Nairobi, Kenya, finding clinicians using the system made fewer diagnostic errors and treatment mistakes in comparison with those working without AI.

The main points:

• The AI Seek the advice of system monitors clinical decisions in real-time, flagging potential issues as an alternative of dictating care — with the doctors fully on top of things.

• The study encompassed nearly 40K patient visits, with clinicians using AI showing a 16% reduction in diagnostic errors and 13% fewer treatment errors.

• All surveyed clinicians reported quality improvements, with 75% labeling the impact “substantial” and calling the tool a security net and academic resource.

• The study found the success hinged on three aspects: capable models (GPT-4o), integration that avoided care disruption, and lively, personalized training.

Why it matters: That is an ideal example of AI’s impact on healthcare in underserved areas, but additionally serves as a blueprint to aspects (workflows, training, etc.) that helped the copilot turn out to be successful. As more clinics integrate AI, these lessons could help ensure recent tools actually improve care without added complexity for frontline staff.

QUICK HITS

🛠️ Trending AI Tools

• ⚙️ Qwen3-Coder – Alibaba’s recent SOTA agentic coding model

• ⚡️ Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite – Google’s fastest, cost-efficient model

• 🗣️ Higgs Audio V2 – Boson’s open-source audio model for voice generation

• 📸 Google Photos – Latest AI features including photo-to-video & Remix

💼 AI Job Opportunities

• 📣 Abridge – Senior Marketing Manager

• 📦 Faculty – Associate (Product)

• 🏗️ Horizon3 – Senior Engineering Manager

• 🤖 Glean – AI Outcomes Manager

📰 Every part else in AI today

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned of an impending “AI fraud”, saying the tech has defeated authentication methods widely utilized by banks and major institutions.

YouTube launched recent AI tools for Shorts creators, introducing photo-to-video capabilities and Effects for quick transformations — each powered by Veo 2.

Google also rolled out AI-powered features in Google Photos, including the flexibility to remodel photos into short videos and a brand new Remix editing tool.

Microsoft released GitHub Spark in public preview for Copilot Pro+ users, a coding tool that converts natural language into full-stack apps powered by Claude Sonnet 4.

Amazon announced the closure of its AI lab in Shanghai, China, citing strategic adjustments and U.S.-China tensions alongside cloud computing layoffs.

A brand new report from Pew Research found that Google users click on results/source links 50% less when browsing a page with an AI-generated summary.

COMMUNITY

🎥 Join our next live workshop

Join our next workshop this Friday, July twenty fifth, at 4 PM EST with Dr. Alvaro Cintas, The Rundown’s AI professor. By the top of the workshop, you’ll know how you can construct useful AI agents with ChatGPT and understand the broader ecosystem of agentic tools on the market.

RSVP here. Not a member? Join The Rundown University on a 14-day free trial.

See you soon,

Rowan, Joey, Zach, Alvaro, and Jason—The Rundown’s editorial team