Today's edition is the outcome of Kate Linklark's future in the WNBA, Openai's betting results on the application, and the first lady's visit to Washington.
It takes a lot of time to release Melania Trump. First Ladies are the best, and most often they are described as “elusive” about rarely taking part in official White House events in the traditional first ladies' ability. During President Trump's first term, his daughter, Ivanka Trump, sometimes played the role. Recently, Usha Vance, the wife of Vice President J.D. Vance, intervened.
Perhaps it is not surprising that the issue Melania has registered again is what appears to be ai, one of the definitions of our time.
She held her second White House Task Force meeting on AI Education yesterday. Alongside members of Trump ministers like Education Secretary Linda McMahon, Melania outlined the views of future technooptimists. “The robot is here,” she said. “Our future is no longer science fiction.”
She seems to be really interested in technology. New York Times I described her as a “techno fairist.” She also represents the Presidential AI Challenge, where students compete to solve problems using AI. She had a memo coin ($MELANIA). Her audiobook was told by an AI version of her voice. Even the best, her most famous campaign from Trump's first term was about cyberbullying.
She's not the only one who feels the AI pulling towards Washington. Yesterday's Melania event was followed by dinner with Trump for Tech and AI's top CEOs. Many of these business leaders have already worked with administrators on AI action plans released over the summer. Yesterday, these CEOs “praise Trump.” Wall Street Journal It has been reported. From Tim Cook to Sam Altman, CEOs thanked the president for being “pro- and “pro-pro-” and outlined his commitment to investing in the American industry. In return, the president called the dinner party. This included AMD Chief Lisa SU and Oracle CEO Safra Catz.
Emma Hinchliff
Emma.Hinchliffe@Fortune.com
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