President Donald Trump warned that the AI race with China is the biggest challenge in centuries, declaring the United States must win the technology competition through market‑driven strength.
DOJ files fair‑use defense in OpenAI lawsuit
The Justice Department filed a statement of interest claiming that training AI models on copyrighted text qualifies as fair use, a stance critics label un‑American and a giveaway to Big Tech.
Legal scholars argue the position would let companies copy and commercialize any creative work without permission, eroding property rights and the rule of law.
Poll shows voters demand AI regulation
A Fox News poll found a majority of voters view AI regulation as urgent and prioritize safeguards over unchecked innovation.
Trump calls for market‑based AI policy
Trump, a bestselling author and TV producer, said AI firms must pay creators for the use of copyrighted material, calling unauthorized training a theft rather than a national‑security necessity.
He urged protection of the 4Cs — children, communities, conservatives and creators — by enforcing property rights instead of granting Big Tech a free pass.
China’s espionage threatens U.S. firms
Reports say Chinese espionage steals roughly $600 billion annually from American companies, a fact Trump highlighted while criticizing Big Tech for aiding China’s surveillance projects.
The Justice Department, led by Attorney General Todd Blanche, should withdraw its OpenAI filing, according to Trump allies.
Conclusion
With a Justice Department described as the strongest in modern history, the MAGA movement must demand AI policies that respect property rights, protect creators and keep the United States ahead in the global race.
