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OpenAI has reportedly considered offering a 5% shareholding to the US government, with the AI startup valued at approximately $852 billion. This move comes as the company tries to overcome political hurdles and secure financial backing. The Financial Times reported on Thursday that OpenAI is facing increasing scrutiny in Washington.
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