Last week, Axios reported that President-elect Donald Trump was mulling a plan to appoint an “A.I. czar” to reshape policies regulating the rapidly advancing technology. Although it’s unclear what specific responsibilities this role will entail, it could play a key part in how government agencies adopt A.I. applications and collaborate with chief A.I. officers at various federal agencies appointed under President Joe Biden’s A.I. executive order.

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The urgency of naming an A.I. czar is underscored by escalating competition with China, which has outlined ambitious plans to dominate the global A.I. sector by 2030 and poured resources into innovation and infrastructure. The U.S. remains a leader in A.I. by the measure of machine learning models released, private capital investments and responsible A.I. research, according to Stanford University’s recent........

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