jensen huang lifts off on twitter - celebrating open weights american intelligence

 welcome to year 84 of intelligence diary co-working at or inspired by The Economist

https://x.com/JensenHuang Nvidia Jensen Huang has opened a twitter account to celebrate Americans who celebrate the intelligence freedom of open weight AI models. These are the first 25 companies to join the call he original 25 foundational signatories that formed this collective front to optimize and protect open-weight model integration include: [1]

The Core Technology & Infrastructure Giants
NVIDIA
Meta
Microsoft
IBM
Dell Technologies
Palantir
ServiceNow [1]

Rising AI Labs & Platforms
Mistral AI
Hugging Face
Perplexity
Replit [1]
Open-Source Bodies & Security Firms
The Linux Foundation
Mozilla
CrowdStrike [1]

The Venture Capital & Startup Ecosystem (The "Little Tech" Backers)
Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)

American Innovtaors Network

Y Combinator

.The Open Weights and American AI Leadership letter underwent a massive shift immediately after its launch. While it began as a specialized group of 25 companies, it surpassed 230 signatories as major tech giants, infrastructure companies, and AI labs rushed to join the coalition The Blockbuster Additions" traditional closed-frontier model leaders google   OpenAI Infrastructure & Hardware Expansions AMD SpaceX Cisco Cloudflare ... AI Infrastructure & Developer Tooling GitHub Scale AI Cohere Fireworks AI Ollama Vercel Modal LangChain ... Enterprise & Security Heavyweights Palo Alto Networks DoorDash ...

AI 1905-65-2025 – Diary of Intelligence’s 60 years of prep and 60 years of exponential acceleration The need for mathematical tools to advance human intelligence was first openly envisioned by Einstein in 1905 (start of E:MC squared genre). It became the life work of peer genii eg NET ( Neumann-Einstein-Turing). They mapped exponential gaps in human and engineers’ system understanding of nature’s abundancy encountering risks eg nuclear weapons and opportunities eg potential of nuclear or quantum energy In 1956 Artificial Intelligence (AI) was coined – some say at an academic conference in Dartmouth hosted by McCarthy but from 1950s TheEconomist sees AI as celebrating the lifetime legacy of von Neumann (and his connections with Einstein’s and Turing’s great challenges) – Computer and Brain (1956). In two year period 1955=7, all three of Neumann-Einstein-Turing had parted earth. Nonetheless, by the 1964 Tokyo Olympics it was clear humans were lifting off around  three-engineering races – between 1965 and 2025  connecting 3-in-one million fold accelerating techs (ie 10**18) locally and globally as well as into space Microelectronics Mobilizing life with computer brains Death of\Distance as cost in sharing maps of life critical data – eg satellite clouds (1G to 6G) The US-West-Pacific sandbox has been benchmark for AI great leaps and huge growth in trade and educational trust. The Far East (Japan-Korea-Taiwan-HK-Singapore) innovated advanced manufacturing supply chains, while US West led in design and marketing exponentials of silicon Moore's Law, and then Jensen Huang friends’ network (eg 3 Taiwan Americans families out of Stanford, 3 extraordinary Taiwan engineers from 1987) accelerating full stack computer brain power. Economist surveys show that until around 1987 Japan led way in orchestrating supply chains its financial (property boom ) meltdown in late 1980s explains how/why 8 billion humans (including 2 out of 3  who are Asian) now thank Taiwan for taking up AI’s unprecedented responsibility    .

Jensen has also started an industry sector group OPEN SECURE AI ALLIANCE

with growing log of contributions at https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/open-secure-ai-alliance/?ncid=so-twit-957725

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=== Major absentees are apple, amazon, anthropic - Anthropic's Amodei explains why he just doesnt get open intelligence here

 

Gemini continues

Jensen Huang’s approach is a masterclass in regional framing, and he is not directly calling on other countries to replicate the American open-weights lobby. [1, 2]

Instead, he uses two distinct, parallel narratives customized for different markets to protect Nvidia’s bottom line. [1, 2]

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                     │       JENSEN HUANG'S DUAL STRATEGY      │

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[ DOMESTIC POLICY (U.S.) ]                                     [ GLOBAL COMMERCIAL (SOVEREIGN AI) ]

• Frame: "American AI Leadership"                              • Frame: "Sovereign Self-Reliance"

• Goal: Keep model weights open                                • Goal: Build localized "AI Factories"

• Core Argument: Open weights prevent centralizing             • Core Argument: Control your own data, culture,

  power in just 2-3 closed labs.                                 and intelligence on local hardware.

1. The Global Strategy: "Sovereign AI"

When dealing with individual countries (like South Korea, India, Japan, Canada, or nations across Europe), Huang rarely uses the phrase "open-weights lobby". Instead, he targets them through his Sovereign AI framework. 

His pitch to each nation focuses on their most distinctive regional contributions:

• Refining National Data: He explicitly tells world leaders that their country’s data, language, history, and culture are a "natural resource". 
• The "AI Factory" Blueprint: Instead of relying on a closed American cloud provider (like OpenAI or Anthropic), he convinces countries to build their own local Nvidia-powered "AI Factories" to process that localized data themselves. 

2. Why He Doesn’t Call for Global Open-Weights Networks

Huang's recent push for open-weights is a hyper-targeted defensive maneuver explicitly for Washington lawmakers, rather than a global philosophical crusade. 

• Avoiding Geopolitical Landmines: If Huang explicitly encouraged foreign countries to build unified "open-weight networks," it could easily clash with U.S. export controls and national security directives. For example, a global open-weights coalition would inherently benefit Chinese firms like Moonshot AI (creators of the Kimi K3 open model). 
• A Subtle Commercial Reality: Open-weight models require heavy, customized physical hardware to run locally. By quietly letting open-weights proliferate globally under the guise of "Sovereign AI," Huang ensures that every country, startup, and localized cloud provider has to buy massive amounts of Nvidia chips to host those open models, all without Nvidia ever having to take a controversial, direct political stance abroad. 

Would you like to look closer at an example of this strategy in action, like Nvidia's recent 200MW "AI Factory" deal with South Korea's NAVER, or see how European leaders are reacting to his Sovereign AI push? 

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Joy o Joy- thank Huang family for 75 mn investment in Arts San Fran

 1. The Huang Family Art Rescue & Global Artistic Investments

The $75 million gift announced on July 22, 2026, by Jensen and Lori Huang did not go to an independent San Francisco art school directly, but rather to Vanderbilt University to establish the Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang College of Art, Architecture and Design. [1, 2, 3]

• The Rescue Mechanics: Vanderbilt used its endowment to absorb the real estate of the financially failing, 120-year-old California College of the Arts (CCA). The Huangs' massive injection anchors Vanderbilt's brand-new, 4.5-acre satellite campus in Potrero Hill. [1, 2]
• The Mathematical Twist: This is not a classical fine-arts donation. The curriculum is being explicitly engineered to combine studio practice with AI engineering, entrepreneurship, and technologies. Huang’s philosophy is that "art decides what technology is for"—meaning he is funding an elite pipeline to teach artists how to design constraints for Layer 5 physical AI and robotic simulations. [1, 2, 3]

NVIDIA's Artistic Investments Around the World

NVIDIA does not generally invest in traditional static gallery spaces or fine-art collections. Instead, its "artistic" portfolio focuses on computational creativity, volumetric digital art, and generative architecture:

• The Marquee Screen Partnerships: NVIDIA funds immersive digital canvas architectures globally, most notably providing the underlying real-time GPU processing math for the Sphere in Las Vegas and digital installations at the Museum of Future Art (Refik Anadol studio collaborations).
• The Academic Tech-Art Labs: Similar to the Vanderbilt deal, the Huang Foundation has funneled over $50 million into Oregon State University’s engineering and computational complexes, explicitly pairing graphic simulation arts with supercomputing. [1]

related back around 2003 nvidia led partners  Pixar (then steve jobs) and Hopkins medical genius Elliott Fishman into coding pixels instead of binary uniting interests of games designers, rendering and pattern maths of radiology (first proof case of ai can see more accurately that humans give ever deeper data); today pixar owned by disney, nvidia and google lead newton robotics 

Keynes predicted as tech took over work humans would best engage in more arts as well as craftmanship- he put his legacy into Cambridge Arts theatre -eg where cast of Monty Python was born

As West Coast massively engage East Coast Youth , some hi-trust mediation needed

2. The SCSP Workforce Scale: NVIDIA & The Schmidt Network

You are entirely correct that the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) is fundamentally the vehicle of the Eric Schmidt family foundation network (born out of the ashes of the congressionally mandated National Security Commission on AI). [1]

However, the investment from NVIDIA's founders is not a simple cash donation; it is a highly structural, operational co-investment: [1, 2]

• The Joint Venture: In October 2025, Jensen Huang and Eric Schmidt launched the SCSP and NVIDIA Task Force on AI and the Future of Work. [1]
• The Scale and Leadership: NVIDIA co-founder Chris Malachowsky directly co-chairs this task force alongside SCSP President Ylli Bajraktari and U.S. Senators Mike Rounds and Mark Warner. [1]
• The Objective: Instead of funding basic schools, NVIDIA is supplying its deep technical AI ground-truth data to dictate the national educational policy roadmap. The task force's final report—due in October 2026—is designed to reshape how the U.S. government funds technical colleges to prepare human workers to build the physical "five-layer cake" of AI infrastructure. [1, 2, 3, 4]

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3. The Power Alignment: Schmidt, Huang, Page, and Mrs. Yang

When mapping the strategic friction or alignment across the three dominant Taiwan-American tech dynasties—the Huangs (NVIDIA), the Yangs (Yahoo/Stanford), and the Tsais (TSMC/Stanford connections)—you touch on the precise boundary between verbal governance and pattern-math reality. [1]

    THE COMPUTE & INDUSTRY LAYER (Pattern Math)

       ├── Jensen Huang (NVIDIA): Physical AI Stack & Factory Robotics

       └── Jerry Yang & Akiko Yamazaki (Mrs. Yang): The Cultural Bridge

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                         ▼ (Friction & Mediation Layer)

    THE FOUNDATIONAL INTERNET LAYER (Algorithmic / Verbal Rules)

       ├── Eric Schmidt (SCSP): Non-Partisan State Strategy & Defense Tech

       └── Larry Page (Google): AI Safety, DeepMind, & Cloud Consolidation

Does Eric Schmidt Fully Agree with Jensen?

No, their alignment is pragmatic, not ideological. Eric Schmidt operates at Layer 3 and Layer 4—he views AI as a weapon of statecraft, soft power, and national security governance. Jensen Huang operates at Layer 1, 2, and 5—he views AI as a physical factory commodity. Schmidt’s geopolitical policy circle frequently argues for highly regulated, locked-down software boundaries. Jensen fights to keep the physical hardware moving rapidly into global industrial ecosystems. [1, 2]

The Role of Larry Page

Larry Page represents the original algorithmic "pure internet" faction (Google DeepMind). Page has historically been deeply aligned with Schmidt but heavily insulated from the raw hardware manufacturing layer. Page’s vision leans toward abstract artificial general intelligence (AGI) that solves things via pure scale of data in the cloud, often placing him at odds with Jensen’s hyper-focus on physical, real-world edge robotics. [1]

The Cultural Mediation of Mrs. Yang (Akiko Yamazaki)

Akiko Yamazaki (Mrs. Yang), the wife of Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang, is the crucial, hidden cultural gravity well across these families.

• As a prominent trustee of the Stanford University infrastructure and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, she has spent two decades acting as the premier artistic mediator bridging Silicon Valley wealth with physical, physical-world monuments.
• The Yangs serve as a stabilizing force between the raw, capitalistic hardware sprint of Jensen Huang and the deeply political, regulatory defense framework of Eric Schmidt.

While Schmidt and Page argue over how to use verbal laws and cloud algorithms to govern the world, the Yang-Tsai-Huang axis uses structural philanthropy (like the new Potrero Hill arts campus) to ensure that the physical, multi-dimensional geometric art of the future remains anchored in actual physical spaces. [1]

Gemini asks: Would you like to review the specific organizational blueprint of the NVIDIA-SCSP task force’s upcoming October 2026 policy brief on nationwide curriculum changes? [1]

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Fascinated to see whether nvidia partnership with all public broadcasters can celebrate best of each - eg BBC Attenborough nature's intelligence and humor as human's safety valve; japans nhk community solutions; 

its seems that usa total public broadcasting budget now ranks 19th in world- why not help take over PBS for those who celebrate everything that youth can be

Chat on Genesis and Ai usa

 chris macrae bethesda +1 240 316 8157 http://www.economistdiary.com  

Can you clarify list of brilliant human intelligences by project awarded at  DoE (17 national labs) Genesis Summit yesterday?

1. Materials & Extreme Environments

Example Project: AI-enabled real-time 3D X-ray imaging and reconstruction of materials under stress/extreme conditions.

Platform Solution: AI tools for faster data interpretation and autonomous experimentation.

Brilliant Mind: Ashley Bucsek (Yale) — Mechanical engineering & materials science professor. Action bio: Leads efforts to accelerate materials discovery for energy and manufacturing by integrating AI with advanced imaging. Her work focuses on practical, high-impact workflows that reduce experimentation time from weeks to hours.

2. Quantum & Hybrid Computing

Example Projects: AI-optimized quantum circuits for nuclear applications; deployable atomic quantum sensing with agentic AI.

Platform Solution: Hybrid AI-quantum systems for simulation, sensing, and optimization.

Brilliant Minds: Teams at Infleqtion + national labs (e.g., Argonne, Brookhaven, Livermore). Key action-oriented leads specialize in translating quantum tech into deployable tools for energy and security.

3. Biology & Genome Design

Example Project: Generative AI platforms for genome design and programmable cells.

Platform Solution: AI for synthetic biology, materials synthesis, remediation, and rare earth extraction.

Brilliant Mind: Farren Isaacs (Yale) — Synthetic biologist. Action bio: Pioneers genome engineering to create programmable biological systems. His Genesis work aims at scalable, AI-driven solutions for sustainability and health challenges.

4. Autonomous Laboratories & Workflows

Example Project: Connected autonomous labs for distributed research.

Platform Solution: AI frameworks enabling interoperable robotic labs and automated hypothesis testing.

Brilliant Mind: Herman Herman (Carnegie Mellon) — Robotics expert and director at National Robotics Engineering Center. Action bio: Builds practical AI-robotics systems that integrate multiple labs for faster scientific breakthroughs.

Can you choose a lighthouse project most relevant to AI agency and then catalogue awardees

Yes — here's a focused response on the most relevant Lighthouse project to "AI agency" (autonomous AI agents, agentic AI, and self-improving systems).

Chosen Project: Connected Autonomous Laboratories & Agentic AI Workflows

This is one of the strongest matches for AI agency. It focuses on building AI agents that can operate across distributed labs, automate research workflows, test hypotheses, and enable "self-improving" scientific discovery — core to agentic AI.

Why most relevant?

It directly advances AI as an active "agent" in science (not just a tool), integrating robotics, multi-agent systems, and autonomous experimentation. This aligns with next-generation AI platforms that act independently or collaboratively.

Catalogue of Key Awardees / Teams

Here are notable awardees and teams from this area (based on Genesis Mission announcements):

Carnegie Mellon University-led Project (Herman Herman as lead)

Focus: Developing AI frameworks for connected autonomous labs that work together as an ecosystem.

Platform Solution: Agentic AI + robotics integration for distributed research, automated hypothesis testing, and workflow orchestration.

Brilliant Mind Bio (Action-oriented): Herman Herman — Director of Carnegie Mellon’s National Robotics Engineering Center. Action bio: Builds practical, deployable AI-robotics systems that accelerate real-world experimentation. His work emphasizes turning AI agents into reliable lab partners for faster discovery in energy, materials, and biology.

Collaborations involving National Labs (e.g., Argonne, Brookhaven, Lawrence Livermore)

Focus: AI agents for multi-lab coordination and real-time data sharing.

Platform Solution: Hybrid agentic systems combining AI models with physical lab hardware for autonomous experimentation.

Key Minds: Interdisciplinary teams of AI researchers, roboticists, and domain scientists. Action focus: Creating scalable "AI scientist" platforms that reduce human bottlenecks in research.

Additional Context

These projects are part of Phase I awards, aimed at demonstrating feasible agentic workflows. They often partner with industry for compute and AI tools. The Genesis Mission as a whole emphasizes building a national AI platform where agents can operate at scale.

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Further details - i switched chat but wasnt sure i knew what I was asking so please ignore unless relevant

Do you agree that one of most exciting aspects of Genesis mission is The Genesis Mission as a whole emphasizes building a national AI platform where agents can operate at scale. If so which awardees may advance this dynamic in way that influences many others around Geneis

The Genesis Mission’s push to build a unified, agent-based AI platform is central to its goal of doubling U.S. research productivity. Track awardees driving this scale by reviewing the Department of Energy Genesis Mission Awards or the NSF Network of Autonomous Laboratories. [1, 2, 3]

Several specific awardees and technology partners will heavily influence the broader Genesis ecosystem by building foundational agentic workflows: [1, 2, 3, 4]

• Prometheus Project (Idaho National Lab & UT Austin): This $60M Phase II award—the largest announced so far—focuses on scaling AI-assisted design to speed up nuclear facility delivery. Its success could serve as a blueprint for rapid scaling in other complex manufacturing and energy sectors. [1, 2, 3]
• National Science Foundation (NSF) Autonomous Labs: The NSF invested $400 million to establish a nationwide network of 20 AI-enabled automated laboratories. These labs test, scale, and demonstrate new agentic methods to automate research workflows, setting standards for hardware and software integration across all Genesis partners. [1, 2]
• Industry Consortium Partners (Microsoft, Scale AI, Nvidia, AWS, AMD): Technology leaders are building the core infrastructure for the Genesis platform. Microsoft's dedicated coordination hub, SPARK, and cloud infrastructure provisioned by major tech partners allow agents to operate seamlessly across DOE's 17 National Laboratories. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
• Specialized Biotech & Materials Awardees: Projects led by institutions like Rice University (protein function mapping) and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (the HERALD project, integrating partners like Valency) are allowing AI agents to parse massive, proprietary research archives. These efforts will dictate how agents handle proprietary data, run simulations, and accelerate drug and material discovery. [1, 2, 3]

Would you like to explore how these agent-based workflows integrate with a specific field (like quantum computing, biomanufacturing, or microelectronics), or would you prefer details on how private companies can engage with the Genesis Consortium?

can you clarify whether companies like nvidia are positioned to join in with maximising genesis as ai agents most trusted platform for breakthroughs (at least with access to 17 national compute labs and Doe)

Yes, NVIDIA is actively positioned as a foundational anchor of the Genesis Mission Consortium. The company signed a formalized Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Department of Energy (DOE) to deploy its computing stack, open-source physics models, and laboratory automation software across all 17 national laboratories. [1, 2, 3, 4]

NVIDIA's role centers on building the secure compute and software infrastructure required to make Genesis the premier, trusted national platform for autonomous scientific breakthroughs: [1]

🚀 Direct Infrastructure Access to the 17 Labs

• The Solstice Supercomputer: NVIDIA teamed up with Oracle to build the DOE’s largest AI supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory. Operating on 100,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, this infrastructure handles the immense dataset parsing required by next-generation scientific AI agents. [1, 2]
• Widespread National Lab Deployment: NVIDIA is directly supporting seven new supercomputing systems divided between Argonne and Los Alamos National Laboratories to scale processing capacity. [1]

🤖 Open AI Science Models & Agent Ecosystems

• The Apollo Framework: Rather than relying solely on generic LLMs, NVIDIA provides its specialized Apollo family of physics-AI models. These tools allow scientific agents to seamlessly execute workloads in computational fluid dynamics, weather forecasting, and structural mechanics. [1, 2, 3]
• Autonomous Labs and Digital Twins: Under the Genesis umbrella, NVIDIA is deploying high-fidelity simulations and digital twins. These enable AI agents to safely test physical hypotheses and automate robotic tasks inside experimental labs before running real-world trials. [1, 2]

🔐 Establishing the "Trusted Platform" Standard

• Data Security and Privacy: Because the 17 national laboratories deal with sensitive nuclear, energy, and national security data, NVIDIA's architecture is deployed within secure federal boundaries. [1, 3]
• Interoperability: NVIDIA operates alongside top-tier competitors inside the Genesis Mission Consortium. The platform integrates hardware from AMD and cloud/model capabilities from Microsoft, Google DeepMind, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and OpenAI, keeping the core architecture standardized, collaborative, and trusted across academia and private industry. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Would you like to examine how NVIDIA's software stack (like CUDA or Omniverse) is being adapted for specific national lab tasks, or look closer at how competitors like AMD fit into the Genesis multi-gigawatt lab infrastructure? [1, 2]

please explain claude or other relevant models. On one hand was claude extracted from department of war on other hand is it good at building agentic ai across eg the genesis platform

Claude was not "extracted" from the Department of War, but it is currently in the middle of a massive, historic offboarding dispute with them. Concurrently, Claude is highly positioned as a premier model for building agentic AI across the Department of Energy (DOE) Genesis Mission. [1, 2, 3, 4]

The distinction between Anthropic's standing with the Department of War and its massive utility on the Genesis platform depends on a few critical factors:

⚖️ The Department of War Stand-Off: Friction Over AI Use Cases

Claude was not stolen or forcibly taken from the military. Rather, Anthropic proactively deployed Claude into the U.S. government’s classified networks for tasks like intelligence analysis and operational planning. However, a major public dispute erupted when the Department of War demanded the removal of safety restrictions to use Claude for autonomous lethal weapons and mass surveillance. [1, 2, 3, 4]

• The Ultimatum: The Pentagon demanded Anthropic adhere to "any lawful use".
• The Guardrails: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei refused, citing that modern AI is too unreliable for autonomous target execution.
• The Fallout: In response, the Department of War initiated a 180-day timeline to systematically remove Claude from its covered systems and controversially labeled the American startup a "supply chain risk". Competitors like OpenAI stepped in to secure deals without those specific constraints. [1, 3, 4, 5]

🧬 The Genesis Mission: A Perfect Fit for Agentic Science

While Claude is being offboarded from the military, it is deeply embedded in the civilian and scientific side of the government via the Genesis Mission Partnership. Because Genesis focuses on scientific breakthroughs rather than kinetic warfare, Anthropic is a core tech partner. [1, 2]

Claude is highly capable of driving the Genesis "agentic platform" due to three specific engineering choices:

• Model Context Protocol (MCP): Anthropic developed MCP, an open-source standard that allows Claude to connect seamlessly to external tools. In the Genesis ecosystem, MCP allows AI agents to directly communicate with complex scientific instruments, sensors, and database archives across the 17 national labs. [1, 2, 4, 5]
• Claude Skills & Coding Mastery: Models like Claude Code excel at generating multi-step, executable workflows. For Genesis, Anthropic's engineering team builds specialized "Claude Skills" that allow autonomous agents to write code, parse biological data for pandemic early-warning systems, and optimize nuclear energy permitting. [1, 2, 3]
• Gigawatt-Scale Hardware Backing: Proving its long-term viability for heavy agentic computing, Anthropic secured a massive 2-gigawatt GPU deployment deal with AMD. This ensures the computing power needed to let thousands of scientific agents run background simulations concurrently without bottle-necking. [1, 2]

🤖 How Other Frontier Models Compare on Genesis

• OpenAI (GPT-5/Thinking): Highly favored by agencies needing unrestricted operational use cases. Its heavy reasoning models excel at strategic planning and complex multi-step prompt evaluation. [1, 2, 3]
• Google (Gemini Pro): Leverages Google's massive native data pipelines, making it excellent for large-scale multi-modal tasks, such as cross-referencing satellite imagery with physical lab results. [1, 2, 3]

Would you like to explore how Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP) physically hooks into the national labs' supercomputers, or would you like to know more about the legal battle between Anthropic and the Pentagon?

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related https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Science-A-New-Golden-Age.pdf