A conservative AI safety group, Humans First, is calling for a new “America First AI Policy” framework that would tighten U.S. restrictions on advanced chip exports to China and set limits on the development of “vastly superhuman AI.” The group argues that current guardrails are insufficient for managing the risks posed by frontier AI systems.
Across outlets, the proposal is presented as part of a broader set of policy tools aimed at reducing future misuse and dangerous capability advances. In addition to export controls on advanced computing hardware, reporting also says the group backs further immigration or visa-related restrictions as part of its approach to AI risk management. The group, chaired by former Tea Party leader Amy Kremer, frames its recommendations as efforts to ensure stronger U.S. safety measures while maintaining an America-first posture toward AI policy.
