Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a recent gathering of major tech leaders at the White House to support a new initiative aimed at helping American children learn to use AI, highlighting the strategic motivations behind their participation amid increasing government scrutiny and regulatory pressures [1][3][8]. Group 1: Major Announcements and Commitments - Microsoft announced a commitment to provide its Copilot AI service for free to all American college students and plans to extend this initiative to K-12 teachers and students, as part of a $4 billion investment in education over the next five years [5]. - OpenAI introduced an AI employment platform and certification program, aiming to provide AI skills certification to 10 million Americans by 2030 through partnerships with employers like Walmart [6]. - Google pledged to invest $1 billion in AI-driven education over the next three years, expressing gratitude for the government's leadership in this initiative [7]. Group 2: Strategic Considerations - The collective show of support from tech giants is driven by a desire to foster better relations with the Trump administration, seeking leniency in regulations, public subsidies, and tariff reductions amid a challenging policy environment [8][9]. - The tech industry faces increasing scrutiny from the government, including antitrust lawsuits and potential business breakups, making it crucial for these companies to align with the administration's agenda [9]. Group 3: Notable Absences and Attendance - The absence of Tesla CEO Elon Musk was particularly noted, as he had previously clashed with the administration over various issues, including the "Big Beautiful Law" [4][11][12]. - Other notable attendees included Google co-founder Sergey Brin, Oracle CEO Safra Catz, and Palantir executives, indicating a broad representation of the tech industry at the event [10].

本文来自：华尔街见闻，作者：龙玥，原文标题：《"讨好"特朗普，硅谷巨头"齐聚白宫"支持"第一夫 人"的AI计划》，题图来自：视觉中国 美国科技巨头似乎正以"讨好"姿态，向华盛顿靠拢。 据英国《金融时报》9月4日报道，近日，微软首席执行官萨蒂亚·纳德拉、OpenAI首席执行官萨姆·奥特 曼、谷歌首席执行官桑达尔·皮查伊和苹果首席执行官蒂姆·库克等科技领袖齐聚白宫，共同为美国第一 夫人梅拉尼娅·特朗普发起的一项旨在"帮助美国儿童学习使用AI"的计划背书。 在当晚的晚宴上，Meta首席执行官马克·扎克伯格和微软创始人比尔·盖茨分别坐特朗普夫妇两侧。 奥特曼在发言中感谢特朗普总统是"一位如此亲商、亲创新的总统"，纳德拉与皮查伊也表达了强烈的支 持。这些表态伴随着切实的承诺，包括微软和谷歌等公司宣布的重大投资计划。 这场晚宴，正值科技行业面临来自美国政府的巨大压力之际。从日益增多的反垄断诉讼到总统本人发出 的关税威胁，与本届政府建立良好关系似乎已成为科技公司规避风险的优先事项。 我很荣幸能在这里支持第一夫人的总统AI挑战。我们非常感谢在座各位的合作，也感谢第 一夫人和本届政府的引领。 二、示好背后：反垄断与关税下的战略 ...

Group 1 - Major tech leaders, including CEOs from Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, and Apple, gathered at the White House to support a plan aimed at helping American children learn to use AI [1] - Microsoft announced a commitment to donate $4 billion in cash and AI services to the education sector over the next five years, including free access to its Copilot AI service for all U.S. college students [2] - OpenAI plans to provide AI skills certification to 10 million Americans by 2030 through an online training platform [2] Group 2 - The tech giants' outreach to the White House is driven by strategic motives, seeking to establish a favorable relationship with the government amid increasing regulatory pressures and antitrust lawsuits [3] - President Trump praised the attending CEOs and indicated that his administration is working to facilitate the construction of computing centers necessary for AI development [3] - Elon Musk's absence from the event raised eyebrows, as he has had public disagreements with the Trump administration over various issues [5]