US AI Leadership: A Lumeris Perspective on the White House’s “America’s AI Action Plan”

On July 23, 2025, at the White House’s “Winning the AI Race” summit, President Trump unveiled his administration’s America’s AI Action Plan—a sweeping commitment aimed at securing U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence. With three executive orders, Trump emphasized doing “whatever it takes” to outpace global competitors and catalyze American innovation¹.

The United States has set a bold course for global leadership in artificial intelligence (AI), and Lumeris is excited to see how these advancements align with the future of healthcare delivery. With the release of President Trump’s new plan, the government is laying the foundation for transformative breakthroughs in AI across industries. For Lumeris, the plan’s emphasis on accelerating innovation, expanding infrastructure, and a future-ready workforce presents a unique opportunity to revolutionize primary care through AI-driven solutions.

At Lumeris, our flagship product, Tom, an AI-powered primary care team member, is built to extend the reach of care teams, reduce burden on clinicians, and improve access for all Americans. As the nation prioritizes AI breakthroughs, the infrastructure investments outlined in the plan, such as enhancing data centers and supporting advanced technologies, will provide a critical backbone for expanding the reach of AI in healthcare. With the government’s focus on supporting startups and innovators, we believe we’re positioned to bring AI-powered solutions like Tom into more clinical workflows, delivering smarter, more proactive care.

We’re also aligned in our belief and mission that innovation must be accompanied by enablement. The plan’s emphasis on workforce development directly supports our efforts to prepare care teams to safely and effectively leverage AI at the point of care and beyond. As we look to scale AI solutions like Tom, a major component of our strategy is ensuring that healthcare professionals are equipped with the skills to harness the power of AI in clinical settings. By working alongside industry partners and policymakers to create a robust, AI-literate healthcare workforce, we can ensure that AI innovations deliver real-world impact—improving patient outcomes, expanding access to care, and transforming the healthcare experience for millions of Americans. This is more than a technology moment—it’s a care transformation moment. And Lumeris is ready to lead alongside those shaping the future.

Here’s what you need to know about President Trump’s America’s AI Action Plan:

Key Pillars of the Plan

The plan rests on three foundational pillars:

1. Accelerating AI Innovation

• • A deregulation drive aimed at reducing or reversing Biden-era rules that Trump views as restrictive².
  • A directive that federal agencies grant contracts only to AI models deemed ideologically “neutral” or “unbiased”³.

1. Building Infrastructure at Scale
   • Measures to fast-track data center and energy infrastructure permitting, leveraging federal lands and rolling back environmental protections like NEPA and Clean Water Act requirements³.
   • Major energy infusions—like Pennsylvania’s $92 billion electric-and-infrastructure package—to meet AI workloads⁴.
2. Propelling American AI on the Global Stage
   • Export-focused strategies, including supporting chip and software sales abroad via mechanisms like the Export‑Import Bank⁵.
   • Withholding federal funds from states imposing “burdensome” AI laws and consolidating regulatory control at the federal level⁶.

Strategic Implications

From a healthcare and payer-provider landscape lens:

• Innovation acceleration may unlock advanced AI applications—like clinical decision support or claims automation—but may compromise guardrails around data privacy and fairness.
• Infrastructure build-out could enhance computation-heavy health AI (e.g., genomics, health outcomes) but environmental rollbacks risk community and institutional resistance.
• Global AI diplomacy might benefit U.S. healthcare tech firms, yet geopolitical entanglements may arise—especially in sensitive domains like bioinformatics.

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