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Next is OpenAI? Trump Confirms: Government Considering Equity Stake in AI Companies

President Trump of the United States stated on Friday that his team is exploring a concept: providing a certain percentage of shares in artificial intelligence (AI) companies to the American public, allowing ordinary citizens to share in the benefits of AI industry development.

Additionally, he revealed plans to convene a meeting with AI industry executives as early as next week. "There’s a very interesting idea here—that is, to make it, to some extent, a partnership with the American public. We will seriously consider this plan."

According to the latest media reports, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is currently in ongoing negotiations with the White House about a possible arrangement: the U.S. government may hold a stake in OpenAI in the future.

Sources familiar with the matter disclosed that discussions around this concept have actually been ongoing for more than a year, and Altman first proposed this idea to the Trump administration in 2025.

This week, Altman met with several members of Congress and government officials in Washington, D.C., to discuss AI regulatory frameworks and the latest technological advancements, while negotiations regarding government equity stakes are also progressing simultaneously.

As part of a potential agreement, OpenAI might donate shares to the U.S. government to fund the "public wealth fund" proposed in the policy draft in April.

According to OpenAI’s plan, this fund could "invest in diversified long-term assets" and enable American citizens to share in the profits and dividends from AI industry growth. The proposal even suggests that future investment returns could be directly distributed to the public.

However, no official investment terms have been finalized yet, and specific details remain uncertain.

In February this year, Trump signed an executive order requiring the federal government to establish a sovereign wealth fund.

During his second term, the Trump administration has already taken stakes in Intel, IBM, and other quantum computing and critical mineral companies.

Vermont independent senator Bernie Sanders also stated that he discussed the concept of a sovereign wealth fund during a meeting with Altman on Wednesday.

OpenAI is currently valued at over $850 billion, and the company is expected to launch an IPO as early as this year. The company completed a record-breaking funding round in March, led jointly by MGX, supported by Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund.

In recent years, tech companies including OpenAI have played a significant role in shaping the White House’s AI policy stance.

On Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order requiring AI companies to voluntarily provide government access to models before release, with a maximum period of 30 days. The order lacks specific details, but several leading AI company executives, including Altman, expressed support on social media.

Altman posted on X platform: "The U.S. should maintain its leadership in AI by continuously developing top-tier models, ensuring their safety, and delivering AI tools into the hands of trusted defenders. The new executive order strikes the right balance."