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Trump signs an executive order to create Genesis Mission, uniting data from government with private AI partners.
Genesis Mission aims to centralize national scientific data on a new digital platform at the Energy Department.
Private sector and universities are invited to partner and apply AI to solve energy, engineering and national security problems.
Officials expect increased data center demand as AI use grows, with potential impact on electricity costs.
Genesis relies on national labs’ supercomputers and private sector capacity for computing needs.
Officials emphasize safeguards to protect protected information amid public data use.
White House frames Genesis as the most ambitious federal science effort since Apollo.
Administration notes private sector investment from Saudi Arabia as part of AI push.
Funding previously allocated to energy and science programs partially supports Genesis.
The initiative is framed around accelerating AI development and utilization in government work.
White House officials spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity before signing.

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The Genesis Mission Executive Order establishes a national AI effort to accelerate transformative scientific discovery.
The order creates a shared AI platform to plug in data and deploy models for rapid research and experimentation.
Executives should expect annual updates to the priority challenge list and evolving federal AI funding and goals.
The policy emphasizes security, data governance, and compliance in federal AI initiatives.
The order is a strategic signal that AI is a matter of national power, affecting capital, contracts, and governance.
The Genesis Mission outlines governance references, including NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001 for private-sector compliance.
The policy avoids preemption of state AI laws but notes alignment with evolving governance practices.
Private-sector preparation should include data, model inventories, and governance structures.
The Executive Order may affect how the government buys AI and partners with industry.
State and federal AI governance frameworks are likely to shape practical risk management globally.

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