OpenAI announces a bold new phase aimed at making advanced AI accessible to every person on Earth, rejecting concentrated AI power in favor of broad distribution, international coordination, and shared prosperity for all of humanity.
OpenAI and the White House are in active talks to give the U.S. government an equity stake in the AI giant, potentially seeding a public wealth fund that would let American citizens share in the financial gains of AI growth.
President Trump is floating a plan for the U.S. government to take a small ownership stake in major AI companies, framing it as a 'partnership with the American public' that could make Americans 'rich' while boosting AI's popularity and maintaining America's competitive edge over China.
A new bipartisan 269-page AI bill proposes federal preemption of state AI laws, requiring top developers to disclose safety risks while allocating $300 million for enforcement, but critics warn it would strip states of accountability powers and turn existing protections into a ceiling rather than a floor.
Canada launches 'AI for All,' an ambitious national strategy targeting $200 billion in economic growth and 250,000 new jobs by 2034, backed by new AI safety legislation, a national literacy initiative, sovereign supercomputing infrastructure, and 12 international partnerships.
The U.S. and Japan launch a historic $1 billion, five-year science partnership uniting 24 top research institutions to drive breakthroughs in quantum science, fusion energy, AI, biotechnology, and particle physics, marking Japan as the first international partner in President Trump's Genesis Mission.
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is raising $7.4 billion in its first-ever funding round, valuing the company at up to $59 billion, with founder Liang Wenfeng personally committing $3 billion and Tencent eyeing a major stake, as China accelerates its push for AI dominance following DeepSeek's models shaking confidence in U.S. …
OpenAI denies making any political donations or operating a super PAC, clarifying that co-founder Greg Brockman and his wife's personal ties to the Leading the Future PAC are entirely private, while the company reaffirms its stance against political astroturfing and calls for transparent, responsible AI advocacy.
The US Commerce Department closes a major loophole that allowed Chinese AI firms to secretly acquire advanced Nvidia and AMD chips through overseas subsidiaries, tying export restrictions to a company's headquarters nationality rather than physical location — though hundreds of thousands of chips may have already slipped through during a …
China is restricting overseas travel for top AI professionals at Alibaba and DeepSeek, requiring government approval before traveling abroad as Beijing moves to protect strategic tech assets amid its intensifying race with the U.S.