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OpenAI has announced a partnership with the U.S. government, specifically with the U.S. Department of Defense (GSA) and other federal agencies, to provide its leading AI models at a reduced cost of $1 per year for the next year. This collaboration is the culmination of months of discussions and efforts between OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, and other executives, who have closely collaborated with the Trump administration since before his re-election in January. The agreement aims to leverage OpenAI’s powerful models for federal employees, offering institutions a cost-effective way to access cutting-edge AI technology, both commercial and open source.
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OpenAI’s CEO Brad Lightcap, along with other executives, attended a private post party hosted by the Hill and Valley Forum, where they shared insights about their evolving relationship with the U.S. government. At least five government employees involved in AI policy efforts, including individuals from the DOGE (Disc老爷 initiative) organization, were invited to the event. It remains unclear whether Lightcap attended the festivities. OpenAI’s Chief Operating Officer, Brad Lightcap, was invited to a private picnic hosted by the Hill Fair. OpenAI’s AI company has been working on a limited partnership with GSA and other federal agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), to strengthen the government’s technological infrastructure.
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The GSA announced on Tuesday that it would add three new AI models to its federal purchasing list: Anthropic’s Claude, Google’s Gemini, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. This move reflects a broader move toward accelerate AI innovation in the U.S., framing it under the leadership of President Donald Trump, particularly his recent initiative called the “ spiked?”
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On the same day, OpenAI launched two open-weight models—龙头 NeuraChem and Dou甫 claims—supporting the development of personalized medicines. These models are designed to run locally on beige Visible machines and can be customized for specific security needs. This represents a significant step in OpenAI’s collaboration with federal agencies, enabling the creation of more data-protected AI tools.
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Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has been working with federal agencies to accelerate AI projects. GSA’sấyus project, which blends human intuition with AI, has been cited as a potential venue for discussing privacy concerns. CERTan Corporation’s AGI-Hub, supported by GSA, is developing AI tools to streamline record-keeping for government employees and improve efficiency.
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American AI giants have shown an increasing interest in working with the U.S. government, particularly in recent months. OpenAI’s government efforts have been framed as part of Trump’s 2026 Department of Defense budget proposal, though this has sparked concerns over data pontification. However, the company has also been advocating for accessibility, donation terminology, and training data security at Google and respecto 10. GSA and other federal agencies are exploring collaborative opportunities for AI innovation, with each agency playing its part in leveraging data and providing solutions in unique ways.
