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Washington, Brussels stake their claims on AI as trillion-dollar IPO wave begins

Washington, Brussels stake their claims on AI as trillion-dollar IPO wave begins
France 24 Sunday 07 June 2026, 13:56 UTC By Peter O'BRIEN 1 min read
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Washington, Brussels stake their claims on AI as trillion-dollar IPO wave begins Business To display this content from YouTube, you must enable advertisement tracking and audience measurement. From the show Reading time 1 min With SpaceX set to become the first AI-era giant to go public on Friday, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are racing to define their relationship with the industry. Washington is in talks with OpenAI about a government equity stake; Brussels has unveiled a new...

Washington, Brussels stake their claims on AI as trillion-dollar IPO wave begins Business To display this content from YouTube, you must enable advertisement tracking and audience measurement. Issued on: 06:55 min From the show Reading time 1 min With SpaceX set to become the first AI-era giant to go public on Friday, governments on both sides of the Atlantic are racing to define their relationship with the industry. Washington is in talks with OpenAI about a government equity stake; Brussels has unveiled a new tech sovereignty package. On this week's Tech 24, we lay out the two very different visions of how to shape artificial intelligence's future. By: Advertising Related keywords
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