Washington, D.C., July 24, 2025:

In a bold and controversial move, U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stern directive to tech giants such as Google, Microsoft, and others to stop hiring overseas, including in countries like India, and prioritize American workers instead. The announcement was made during the AI Summit in Washington on Wednesday, where Trump also signed three executive orders targeting artificial intelligence development, national job creation, and ideological neutrality in AI systems.

Speaking at the summit, Trump accused leading tech companies of adopting a “globalist mindset,” which he said had left many Americans behind. “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. Those days are over under President Trump,” he declared.

The former president emphasized the need for a renewed sense of "patriotism and national loyalty" in Silicon Valley and beyond. “We need U.S. technology companies to be all in for America,” he said. “We want you to put America first. That’s all we ask.”

Key Orders Signed at the AI Summit:

Winning the Race Initiative:

The first executive order lays out a national strategy to dominate AI development globally. Titled “Winning the Race,” the order seeks to remove bureaucratic red tape, accelerate data center construction, and encourage companies to build infrastructure within the U.S. It signals a shift toward AI as a national priority and competitive asset.

Ban on 'Woke' AI in Government Projects:

Trump’s second order targets what he called “woke” AI models in government-funded projects. He accused previous administrations of promoting diversity and inclusion at the expense of technological advancement. The new rule mandates that any AI developed with federal funds must be politically neutral and free of ideological bias. “We are getting rid of woke,” Trump said, insisting that AI should be fact-based and apolitical.

Boosting American AI Exports:

The third order aims to give American-made AI tools a global edge. The directive supports the export of U.S.-developed AI products and promotes full-stack AI development within American borders.

Trump also criticized the term “artificial intelligence,” saying it doesn’t accurately convey the potential of the technology. “It’s not artificial, it’s genius,” he remarked, suggesting a rebranding that better reflects its power and innovation.

Impact on India and Global Hiring:

Though the immediate effects are unclear, Trump’s call to stop hiring from countries like India could send shockwaves through the global tech outsourcing industry. Indian IT professionals and firms have long been a backbone for companies like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. The shift could pose challenges for Indian talent seeking U.S. opportunities and force American companies to rethink their offshore strategies.

Industry analysts suggest that if Trump returns to power in 2025, this policy direction could harden into legislation, creating additional hurdles for the Indian tech ecosystem and outsourcing partnerships.

The message is clear: Trump wants tech companies to think less globally and more patriotically.

 “No More Tech Hiring in India,” Trump Tells Google & Microsoft

At the AI Summit, Donald Trump told U.S. tech giants to stop outsourcing jobs to India and instead focus on hiring Americans. He slammed the “globalist mindset” and signed orders to speed up U.S. AI growth, ban “woke” AI in government projects, and boost American-made AI exports. Trump declared: “It’s not artificial - it’s genius.” ????

This could spell trouble for Indian IT pros and outsourcing firms.

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