TechFlow News, June 6: According to U.S. sources on June 6, three informed individuals revealed that senior U.S. government officials have held preliminary discussions with major U.S. artificial intelligence companies regarding the possibility of the government taking equity stakes in these firms. The sources indicated that since the start of President Trump’s second term, Sam Altman, CEO of the U.S. Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center, has regularly discussed this proposal with senior government officials. Altman first introduced the concept to Trump in early 2025 and recently revisited it in discussions with senior government officials, framing it as a means to more broadly distribute AI-related economic benefits to the public. The discussions reportedly center on having these companies “voluntarily transfer shares to the government,” with investment returns subsequently directed toward public purposes. However, the initiative remains in the planning stage, and specific details have yet to be finalized. (CCTV News)
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