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Story: Trump’s AI Plan Shifts Power to Big Tech as Shibarium Pushes for Decentralization

By Steven Anderson

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In a bold move to position the United States at the forefront of global artificial intelligence (AI) development, President Donald Trump has rolled out an expansive new AI…

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The Trump administration’s plan outlines a sweeping approach that includes cutting down on regulations around data centers, revising federal content policies, and giving…

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According to the official White House report, the plan is structured around three main pillars.

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President Trump stressed that the United States must not fall behind international rivals when it comes to next-generation technologies.

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“Breakthroughs in artificial intelligence are set to redefine our world,” Trump said during a recent briefing.

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One of the most controversial aspects of the plan is the fast-tracking of AI infrastructure, specifically the construction of data centers.

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This deregulation has raised concerns among environmental advocates and digital rights groups.

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That’s where Shibarium enters the conversation.

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Led by Shiba Inu’s developer Shytoshi Kusama, Shibarium is carving out a different path for artificial intelligence—one that puts decentralization and community ownership at the…

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Kusama has expressed skepticism about mainstream narratives surrounding AI’s potential. He argues that while AI brings clear benefits, its integration into society and the…

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“Decentralized innovation isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the only way we can ensure that AI serves everyone, not just the powerful,” Kusama said in a recent blog post.

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With the rise of centralized AI regulation, Shibarium’s community-driven model is gaining attention as a possible safeguard against monopolistic control.

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While Trump’s strategy aims to fuel rapid growth, it may also deepen the divide between centralized power and grassroots innovation.

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As both visions progress in parallel, the debate over how AI should be developed and who should control it is only beginning.

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For now, the U.S. seems to be moving full speed toward a centralized model of innovation. But in the background, Shibarium and its supporters continue to build an ecosystem that…

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