President Donald Trump has just made a bold and strategic move that could shape the future of America’s technological dominance—and it’s already turning heads across Washington and Silicon Valley.
In a major announcement, the White House revealed that some of the most powerful names in Big Tech are joining a newly formed advisory group focused on artificial intelligence, innovation, and national security.
Top Tech Leaders Join Trump’s AI Council
The President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) will include high-profile industry leaders such as Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
Also tapped for the council are Google co-founder Sergey Brin and AMD CEO Lisa Su, along with several other influential figures in the tech and energy sectors.
The administration confirmed this is just the beginning. The council currently includes 13 members but could grow to as many as 24 in the coming months.
Trump Prioritizes America’s AI Dominance
Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming the most important battleground in the global economy—and President Trump is making it clear the United States will not fall behind.
With China aggressively expanding its AI capabilities, the Trump administration is focused on ensuring America stays firmly in the lead.
Shortly after taking office, Trump ordered federal agencies to develop a sweeping AI Action Plan aimed at:
- Cutting government red tape
- Boosting private-sector innovation
- Accelerating American technological leadership
This new council will play a key role in executing that vision.
Big Tech Aligns With Trump’s America-First Strategy
The formation of this council signals something bigger: a growing alignment between the Trump administration and major technology companies.
Rather than stifling innovation with heavy regulation, the administration is working directly with industry leaders to strengthen America’s competitive edge.
The council will be co-led by White House AI and crypto advisor David Sacks and technology policy expert Michael Kratsios, both seen as strong advocates for pro-growth, pro-innovation policies.
AI Boom Could Drive Trillions Into U.S. Economy
Artificial intelligence isn’t just about technology—it’s about economic power.
Experts estimate that AI could generate trillions of dollars in investment over the coming years, creating jobs, boosting productivity, and strengthening national security.
By partnering with top innovators, Trump is positioning the United States to capture the lion’s share of that growth.
The addition of Commonwealth Fusion Systems CEO Bob Mumgaard also signals broader support for advanced energy breakthroughs—another key piece of America’s long-term strategy.
More Appointments Expected Soon
The White House confirmed additional members will be added to the council, expanding its reach and influence even further.
As global competition intensifies, this advisory board could become one of the most important forces shaping the future of artificial intelligence—and America’s place at the top of the world stage.