The United States' New Policy for a Technological Future

Abstract

The United States of America is currently actively working on developing innovations and advancements in various technological fields. It is the number one country in the world in this regard and is trying to maintain its leadership. We can highlight the main issues on which the Donald Trump administration is actively working in the technological direction: strengthening high-tech production, introducing artificial intelligence and quantum computing systems, andensuring environmental sustainability. In this case, priority is given to utilising innovations to address challenges such as climate change, energy efficiency, and healthcare. Experts note that cooperation between the public and private sectors is crucial for the success of this vision. Private companies are the primary source of innovation, and the role of the state is to provide institutional support and strategic guidance. For example, the partnership includes funding new research centres that focus on creating high-tech and innovative technological materials, ensuring energy efficiency and global sustainability. Additionally, artificial intelligence is a leading force in the technological development of the United States. Artificial intelligence enables the automation of industrial processes, enhances data analysis, and drives the generation of innovations. Artificial intelligence can also play a transformative role in education, where new algorithms will help students improve their learning process, and teachers will no longer need to perform administrative tasks, as artificial intelligence will automatically analyse these tasks. It is known that the United States government is working on the development of environmentally friendly technologies, such as the use of solar and wind energy. Various initiatives include the creation of eco-cities, where only eco-friendly technologies are used and waste is recycled in new, efficient ways. The United States of America aims to equip future generations with the necessary skills and knowledge to become innovators and leaders in technological fields, utilising new technologies. This means not only strengthening science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, but also supporting a broad range of arts and humanities subjects so that students can develop interdisciplinary approaches. Thus, the new policy of the United States for a technological future aims not only to advance the country's economic and social progress but also to stimulate the global development of technologies.