The White House revealed on April 24 that it has received over 10,000 public comments on its proposed artificial intelligence action plan, showcasing a widespread interest in the technology amid the global competition for AI leadership. Major industry players such as OpenAI, Meta, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, along with academic institutions, non-profits, and industry associations, contributed to the discussions. A preliminary analysis of comments highlighted key themes like the necessity for increased investment in US energy resources to support AI growth, foreign policy initiatives to boost the global presence of American AI companies, and enhanced infrastructure for domestic AI progress. Many companies advocated for an open, innovative framework to steer the American AI sector and protect individuals. The White House had invited comments on February 6 to shape priority policy actions crucial for sustaining and strengthening America’s AI supremacy, as pledged by US President Donald Trump to establish the country as the “world capital” of AI and crypto. National security emerged as a top concern among respondents, with firms like Andreessen Horowitz emphasizing the need for national regulations due to AI’s significance for American security, geopolitical goals, and economic welfare. Companies like OpenAI pointed out China’s strategic advantages in AI development. The launch of the R1 model by Chinese company DeepSeek in January 2025 raised alarms in the US tech industry and caused market volatility. AI and crypto are recognized as transformative technologies, with an increasing convergence of AI-powered agents and digital financial products.