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President Donald Trump is considering having the U.S. government take equity stakes in leading AI companies.
President Donald Trump stated he has a meeting scheduled at the White House, likely next week, with all major AI companies to discuss a partnership model with the American public.
SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI are reportedly preparing for major Initial Public Offerings (IPOs).
President Trump signed an executive order mandating a diversity of AI models.
The Department of Defense (DOD) plans to stop using Anthropic's AI models due to a dispute with Claudio Amundi.
The Trump administration's policy towards Iran is based on three red lines: no nuclear weapons, no aiding of proxies, and the cessation of its ballistic missile program.
Global energy markets are operating with minimal inventory buffers, creating a risk of a significant price increase during the summer peak driving season.
President Donald Trump asserted that the United States is leading China and the rest of the world in AI development.
Senator Bernie Sanders has argued that the American people should have an equity stake in AI companies because the technology is built on collective public knowledge.
The Trump administration previously took a 10% equity stake in Intel.
David Sacks, who previously served as President Trump's advisor on AI, is no longer in an official capacity but still communicates with the president.
David Sacks warned that the nationalization of AI would create a "central government AI" with totalistic power over information and decision-making.