#Anthropic stands or falls on this decision. #AIbubble pops but will leave a few corps standing that will be acquired by usual suspects. It's clear they have #Google, #Microsoft, always had #Oracle & #IBM. Note that #masssurveillance of non US citizens is still fine with every single #AmericanAI.

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The #USA is launching a #TechCorps programme, modelled after the Peace Corps, to promote #AmericanAI models abroad. This initiative aims to counter #China’s growing influence in the global #AImarket, particularly with its cost-effective open-weight models. The Tech Corps volunteers, with STEM backgrounds, will support AI adoption in developing countries. https://restofworld.org/2026/us-tech-corp-ai-volunteers/?eicker.news #tech #media #news
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Trump loves AI, and the MAGA world is getting worried – POLITICO

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Trump loves AI, and the MAGA world is getting worried

Trump’s White House is all-in on building powerful American artificial intelligence. The populist base is starting to push back.

By Mohar Chatterjee, 09/13/2025 04:00 PM EDT

President Donald Trump’s AI action plan has set off a backlash from some of the biggest figures in the America First movement — a rift expected to shape the next round of arguments in Congress about how to turbocharge the technology.

Trump’s rush toward AI is exposing an important faultline in the Republican coalition: Many of its voters and leaders deeply mistrust the power of Big Tech, but Trump himself has worked closely with industry CEOs to deliver on their priorities.

The AI argument kicked off in late July, just a day after Trump announced his AI plan — a 28-page strategy to accelerate the technology and build new power infrastructure to supply it.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) fired off a tirade on X, complaining that AI could create mass poverty by replacing human jobs, and giant AI data centers could have potentially devastating effects on the environment and water supply.

In the days that followed, GOP strategist Steven Bannon chimed in, comparing the pursuit of AI superintelligence to “summoning the demon.” And since then, think-tankers and populist conservative outlets have continued to stoke worries about federal policies that turbocharge AI development.

On stage at the National Conservatism conference in Washington in early September, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) criticized the AI revolution as a leap towards transhumanism — a human-machine future that he said is currently against “the working man” and the teachings of the Bible, as well as installing “a rich and powerful elite.”

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