@Polymarket: BREAKING: U.S. government projected to take an equity stake in OpenAI. 57% chance.
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Polymarket reports a 57% probability that the U.S. government will take an equity stake in OpenAI.
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BREAKING: U.S. government projected to take an equity stake in OpenAI.
57% chance. https://t.co/ai3FsVNeRm
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