President Donald Trump unveiled “Winning the Race: America’s AI Action Plan,” a blueprint with more than 90 measures to speed U.S. artificial-intelligence development by cutting regulations, expanding domestic semiconductor manufacturing, and accelerating permits for data centers and energy projects. He signed three executive orders to begin implementing the plan, framing the initiative as a bid to ensure U.S. dominance in AI.
Financial disclosures released in June show that, on the same day as the rollout, Trump’s accounts purchased up to $5 million each in shares of several tech leaders—Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Broadcom. The Trump Organization said the holdings are managed in fully discretionary accounts run by third-party institutions, with no involvement by Trump or his family. The timing highlights potential scrutiny over ethics and the intersection of policy and market beneficiaries as Washington and industry race to scale AI infrastructure.
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