Policy Stakeholder·RMZeFL-EvP·Record

Policy Stakeholder RMZeFL-EvP

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· 3/25/2026

Position confirmed via manually curated source URL: https://fedscoop.com/tech-groups-push-back-on-biden-ai-executive-order-raising-concerns-that-it-could-crush-innovation/

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Policy: US Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI
Stakeholder: US Chamber of Commerce
Position: oppose
Importance: high
Reason: Raised concerns about mandatory reporting requirements; said 'substantive and process problems still exist' with 'short, overlapping timelines' endangering stakeholder input
Source: https://fedscoop.com/tech-groups-push-back-on-biden-ai-executive-order-raising-c…
Context: Largest US business lobby; Tom Quaadman (EVP Technology Engagement Center) led criticism,Disappointed in OMB's unwillingness to extend comment periods on Draft Guidance,Preferred voluntary industry-led frameworks over mandatory government reporting

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fedscoop.com/tech-groups-push-back-on-biden-ai-executive-order-raising-concerns-that-it-could-crush-innovation/

confirmed80%primary · 3/25/2026

NoteSource URL confirms US Chamber of Commerce's oppose position on US Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI. Manually curated source link from YAML data.

Case № RMZeFL-EvPFiled 3/25/2026Confidence 80%