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Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and Nvidia's Jensen Huang are reported to have lobbied President Trump directly against tighter AI rules, putting policy risk for the AI complex back on the table as a Washington-level decision rather than a company-level one. The transmission channel is regulatory cost and capex visibility: a federal posture that preempts or dilutes restrictive AI rules would support AI capex assumptions and multiples for NVDA, META and the wider NASDAQ AI trade, while an unfavorable outcome would raise compliance drag and slow data-center buildout expectations. The report gives no confirmed executive action or legislative text, so the key watch item is any concrete White House order, preemption push against state AI laws, or explicit administration guidance that converts this lobbying into enforceable policy.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around NVDA, META, TSLA.
Original Source: Yahoo Finance
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