Trump orders the launch of the "Genesis Mission" program, vigorously promoting a revolution in AI research and development.

On November 25th, the White House announced a major research initiative called the "Genesis Mission," aimed at comprehensively accelerating the pace of scientific research and technological development in the United States through the widespread deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.

President Trump officially signed the relevant executive order this Monday, requiring the Department of Energy and other federal research institutions to collaborate in promoting the deep integration and application of AI in scientific research.

Michael Kratsios, Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, emphasized the significance of the plan, stating that the "Genesis Mission" represents "the largest systematic integration of U.S.

federal research resources since the Apollo moon landing program." The plan will not only coordinate the research capabilities of national laboratories, research institutions, and universities, but also build an interdisciplinary and inter-institutional AI research and development network, striving to achieve a qualitative leap and breakthrough in research efficiency in several key areas, including pharmaceutical research, energy production, and engineering technology.

U.S. Secretary of Energy, Rick Perry, further pointed out that the department will fully utilize the massive amount of scientific data held by its 17 national laboratories, using advanced AI algorithms for in-depth analysis and data mining.

He stated that the introduction of AI will "significantly increase the speed of scientific discovery and technological innovation," and provide new pathways for addressing major national challenges in energy security, materials science, and climate research.

According to the specific provisions of the executive order, federal agencies are required to systematically organize and standardize their research data to make it more compatible with AI tools such as neural networks.

Furthermore, the government will further promote the opening of federal-level research data and high-performance computing resources to university researchers, private technology companies, and professionals in national security-related fields, building an open, shared, and collaborative national research ecosystem.

The "Genesis Mission" is not only considered a crucial strategic move for the United States to consolidate its technological leadership in the age of artificial intelligence, but is also expected to provide critical support for the next generation of industrial transformation and national security capabilities.

The advancement of this plan is expected to have a profound impact on the global landscape of scientific research competition.