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The title of the post, as opposed to the title of the executive order, is very misleading: this executive order only applies to the AIs that are allowed to be procured and used by the federal government, not to all AI in general.
(Having said that, the underlying motivation behind it is still nonsense, just as it has been for all of the other executive orders.)
lol .... if the AI race were a 100 meter sprint ... the US just entered the race with the rest of the world by first swinging a tire iron to their lead runner's knees.