Trump announces more than $6 billion in scientific research plans, and 11 technology giants including Nvidia and OpenAI have committed $2.4 billion in AI resources

According to the latest report from Beating AI, the White House recently announced a comprehensive scientific research plan totaling more than US$6 billion, covering fields such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, biological research and talent training. The resource allocation of this plan covers multiple inputs from governments, enterprises, universities and charities. Among them, 11 technology companies have made it clear that they will invest a total of US$2.4 billion in AI tools and computing power resources into the 'Genesis Mission'. NVIDIA committed US$1 billion, AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) provided US$500 million, OpenAI contributed US$200 million, and Anthropic and Google each committed US$150 million. These resources will be used to empower more than 15 federal agencies to advance scientific research. The Genesis Project is scheduled to be launched in 2025 and aims to integrate AI technology, supercomputer computing power and government scientific research databases to accelerate innovation breakthroughs in key fields such as energy, medical care, and aerospace. In addition, the plan also includes the previously announced $1.8 billion virtual biology plan and the $1 billion special investment in scientific research computing power and talent training jointly committed by the Georgia government, enterprises and universities.