Artificial Intelligence Development Under Control; Greg Stanton Emphasized the Need for Regulation

Greg Stanton, the President of the United States, in a statement on the social media platform Truth Social, emphasized the necessity of control and regulation in the artificial intelligence industry. These remarks came after Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, called for a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence systems and the need for more regulation in this area.

Regulatory Challenges in the Artificial Intelligence Industry

Stanton framed safety concerns as a conspiracy that only benefits China, pointing to the existing legal and regulatory powers over artificial intelligence companies. He believes that winning the artificial intelligence race means winning the overall global competition. Meanwhile, states are trying to determine how to regulate this rapidly developing industry.

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Leading Companies in the Artificial Intelligence Industry

Artificial intelligence developers are broadly categorized into three groups: companies producing physical chips, cloud infrastructure companies, and software development companies. These companies generally exist within a larger ecosystem of hardware, infrastructure, and software.

Currently, ten major public companies active in the field of artificial intelligence, including companies like Nvidia, Apple, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), have a combined value of approximately $25 trillion. This figure is larger than the GDP of any country except the United States and also exceeds the total economy of China.

Nvidia is recognized as the largest public company in the field of artificial intelligence, valued at around $5.1 trillion as of September 2026. This company produces graphics processing units and artificial intelligence accelerators that power advanced artificial intelligence models.

Apple, although known as a hardware company, has made significant investments in artificial intelligence features in its devices and has a value of approximately $4.86 trillion. The company's main artificial intelligence product is Siri, which operates on Google's Gemini models.

Additionally, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, as the largest chip manufacturer in the world, with a value of approximately $1.9 trillion, controls over 70% of the global manufacturing market.

Moreover, several private companies in the field of artificial intelligence also exist, with valuations reaching billions of dollars. Anthropic, valued at around $965 billion, is developing the Claude model family and has recently filed for an initial public offering (IPO). Also, OpenAI, which develops GPT models, is valued at approximately $852 billion and is seeking to go public in 2027.

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