OpenAI in Talks with Trump Admin on Potential 5% US Stake

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OpenAI is reportedly in early talks with the Trump administration about the US potentially acquiring a 5% stake in the AI firm.
CEO Sam Altman believes this would share AI's upside, while other firms like Google and Meta have not commented.
Public concern over AI and data centers is high, with voters seeking regulation.

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OpenAI is reportedly in early talks with the Trump administration about the US potentially acquiring a 5% stake in the AI firm. CEO Sam Altman believes this would share AI's upside, while other firms like Google and Meta have not commented. Public concern over AI and data centers is high, with voters seeking regulation.

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