At a high-profile AI summit in Washington, former US President Donald Trump sharply criticised American tech companies for what he described as exploiting US freedoms while outsourcing critical operations abroad.
“Under President Trump, those days are over,” he declared, signaling a strong stand against what he labeled as “radical globalism” in Silicon Valley.
Trump’s fiery remarks came alongside the announcement of a new AI action plan, aimed at restoring and reinforcing the United States’ dominance in the global artificial intelligence race.
The plan is designed to keep AI innovation, jobs, and investments within the US, and reflects growing political momentum to tighten controls on tech companies that are seen as overly reliant on global outsourcing.
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Trump directly named countries like India and China, accusing tech giants of:
Hiring workers in India
Building manufacturing hubs in China
Shifting profits to low-tax nations like Ireland
“Many of our largest tech companies have reaped the blessings of American freedom while building their factories in China, hiring workers in India, and slashing profits in Ireland,” Trump said during his speech.
Trump’s comments have reignited debate over outsourcing, offshoring, and the future of American tech jobs. With elections approaching and AI becoming a geopolitical issue, keeping tech jobs domestic has become a core message of his campaign and broader economic policy.
The AI action plan reflects a strategic shift—bringing innovation home and reducing foreign dependencies.
With the US AI action plan now in motion, Trump’s message is clear: American tech firms must prioritise American workers and innovation. His strong remarks against hiring in India and manufacturing in China mark a turning point in US tech policy and political discourse.
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