
In an interview with Time, Donald Trump said he did not rule out the US government acquiring equity stakes in artificial intelligence companies OpenAI and Anthropic, modeled on the deal with Intel.
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Trump referenced previous US government deals with technology companies, citing the example of Intel as a model for possible intervention in OpenAI and Anthropic.
Donald Trump does not rule out government shareholdings in OpenAi and Anthropic, the two leading US artificial intelligence giants, following the example of what was done with Intel.
In an interview with Time, the full transcript of which has been released, the American president said that "I could, maybe I could do it. I have many agreements of this type, I do it".
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The US government may enter negotiations to acquire stakes in OpenAI or Anthropic in the coming months
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