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macroJul 2, 2026, 11:58 AM

OpenAI Offers Trump Administration 5% Stake to Ease Regulatory Hurdles

OpenAI has reportedly proposed giving the Trump Administration a 5% equity stake in the company to remove political obstacles, according to the Financial Times. The move is part of a broader plan to involve the public in AI upside.

OpenAI has proposed granting the Trump Administration a 5% stake in the company in order to alleviate political barriers, as reported by the Financial Times. The offer comes amid rising political pressure and is seen as a strategic move to secure favorable treatment.

CEO Sam Altman has previously argued that public participation in AI equity is the best way to distribute the benefits of the technology. According to sources, OpenAI is in early-stage discussions with the administration regarding a public ownership arrangement.

The proposal extends beyond OpenAI—other major US AI companies may be asked to contribute a similar stake. Altman is reportedly engaged in active negotiations with Trump Administration officials. If finalized, the government could hold equity in multiple leading AI firms.

Source: The Kobeissi Letter