Gary Shapiro: U.S. Leadership in AI Thrives Through Collaboration and Bold Innovation

Gary Shapiro: U.S. Leadership in AI Thrives Through Collaboration and Bold Innovation

Explore how industry, government, and academia can secure America’s AI leadership through collaboration and visionary policy. #CES26


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As global competition accelerates, CTA advocates for policies that enable ethical AI development, support workforce training, and enhance U.S. competitiveness. The Genesis Mission embodies the innovation ethos that has powered American progress for 250 years and will continue to define its future.

The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® highlights the importance of bold thinking and cross‑sector partnerships in advancing America’s leadership in artificial intelligence. In a statement on the Administration’s Genesis Mission, CTA CEO and Vice Chair Gary Shapiro underscored the program’s focus on collaboration between industry, academia, and government to foster AI‑driven innovation and scientific research.

“America leads the AI race when we think big,” said Shapiro. “Public‑private partnerships and apprenticeships are crucial to expanding AI’s potential and commercial impact.” The U.S. remains home to many of the world’s most innovative AI companies, driving transformative solutions that improve lives and spark economic growth. 


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