Donald Trump's visit to the Middle East secured several business deals that indicate a desire to keep the U.S. ahead of China in the AI race.

By Supantha Mukherjee NORRKOPING, Sweden (Reuters) -Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Saturday praised U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to boost U.S. technology as the leading chipmaker announced a partnership with a group of Swedish businesses to develop AI infrastructure in Sweden.

Donald Trump reposted a bizarre video of himself on Truth Social, where he could be seen as an AI-generated member of the famed band Journey. The original creator of the video has shared countless videos on TikTok of the president jamming out to classic rock songs while wearing patriotic attire.

Businesses are turning to artificial intelligence tools ranging from intelligent agents to predictive systems that can simulate changes in U.S. tariff policies.

China launched its first satellites, set to be part of artificial intelligence constellation of supercomputers in space, earlier this month - as the space race heats up just as the trade war did between China and the US.

The budget reconciliation bill still needs to be approved by the Senate, where some Republicans have voiced concerns with aspects of the text. But with President Donald Trump pushing for its passage into law,

President Donald Trump forgot to silence his phone during a press conference or didn't know how to turn it off. Either way, he's not good with technology.

The moratorium applies not only to AI models but also to any products or services integrating AI, effectively banning and overriding state regulations in those areas.