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How has ChatGPT been doing, not only in terms of its lead in the AI race, but also its relationship with users?

And what does that mean for OpenAI now?

That was Wall Street Journal reporter Sam Schachner.

Thank you, Sam.

And we should note that News Corp, owner of the journal, has a content licensing partnership with OpenAI.

Those AI chips that the Trump administration says NVIDIA is now allowed to ship to China, administration officials say they'll have an unusual extra step involved, a special security review.

People familiar with the matter say that the chips will go from Taiwan, where they're made, to the U.S.

for a national security review and then on to China.

The U.S.

is supposed to receive a 25 percent cut from the sales.

And some experts say that the complex supply chain journey could help the deal clear legal obstacles so that it doesn't seem like an export tax, which is forbidden by the Constitution.

The export approvals haven't been finalized and the details could change.

Coming up, why we might not be getting the full picture of how much Americans borrow and why that matters.

That's after the break.

President Trump is pushing Ukraine to accept a U.S.

peace plan.

In an interview late yesterday with Politico, Trump said Russia holds the cards in any peace negotiation and that Ukraine is, quote, losing.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said today that he expects a 20-point plan worked on by European and Ukrainian officials will be shared with the U.S.

tomorrow.

He also expects meetings with Trump's national security team this week.