Noel King

The order was signed last week.

It states, essentially, if you are a state that is writing or implementing or enforcing an AI regulation that we don't like for whatever reason,

Then we will sue you for it.

And slash or we can take away federal discretionary funding that you might rely on for critical infrastructure.

So the Trump administration is giving AI companies exactly what they want.

Did they lobby for this?

Like, how did this work out so well in their favor?

There are a couple of billionaires who have Trump's ear on this.

Primarily, there is this one billionaire named David Sachs, who is similar to Elon Musk, has a special government employee status that allows him to both work in the private sector and in the federal government.

His position is the special advisor on AI and crypto.

The AI cryptos are, in other words.

warm up to the industry's views on artificial intelligence and how it should or should not be regulated.

According to my sources, the argument that they've been making is...

Look, Mr. President, you want to be part of a massive technical revolution.

You're helping build out this brand new infrastructure.

You love building things.

Also, you do want to beat China in the artificial intelligence races, right?

These are all things that really do speak to Trump.

And even though he represented a populist movement when he became president, he's also still a billionaire at the end of the day.

And if a fellow billionaire is talking to him, they have that understanding and they have that relationship that you really can't replicate with Trump.