Trump and Musk have dinner with CEO of Microsoft to discuss AI, cybersecurity, and employment in the US

Satya Nadella of Microsoft Corp. joins Donald Trump and Elon Musk in a discussion on AI and cybersecurity as the latest technology leader partnering with the new government. According to Semafor's report, Microsoft said the discussion was based on several topics, including a commitment to invest $80 billion in the company's global AI data centers. According to the statement, over $50 billion of that investment is expected to support job creation for Americans. Trump's campaign partner, JD Vance, attended the meeting with Microsoft President Brad Smith. Microsoft CEO advises Trump not to rush to impose heavy regulations Despite frequent conflicts during his first term, Silicon Valley has repaired its relationship with Trump since his victory in November last year. To prepare for the new term, the president-elect and Musk have held several private discussions and dinners at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. The incoming Trump administration has been advised not to rush into 'stringent regulations' on AI. According to Bloomberg, Smith wrote earlier this month that “The top policy priority for the United States has to be ensuring that the U.S. private sector can continue to grow when it is advantaged. He added that the United States needs "a pragmatic export control policy, balancing strong security protection for AI components in trustworthy data centers" with the ability of U.S. companies to rapidly develop and meet critical needs to help fill the void of responsible high-quality suppliers for many nations that are allies and friends of the United States. DYOR! #Write2Earn #Write&Earn $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)