New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has asked big tech companies of America like Google, Microsoft to stop hiring in India. Trump said in the AI Summit held in Washington DC on Wednesday, July 23, that America’s biggest tech companies take advantage of our freedom, but set up factories in China and recruit people from India.

At a recent AI Summit in Washington, former U.S. President Donald Trump sent a strong message to technology companies like Google and Microsoft. He criticized their “globalist mindset,” urging them to halt overseas hiring—particularly in India—and reinvest in American talent.

The president has had a bitter feud with the tech CEO for months after falling out over the 'Big, Beautiful Bill'

And while Trump criticized Google in an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday, he also said he gave them credit for being powerful and declined to say he was in favor of breaking up the company.

An absolute threat to federalism’ - Georgia congresswoman raised concerns about ‘rushed’ artificial intelligence expansion that fails to address potential human and environmental impact

A new executive order instructs tech companies to address what the White House sees as "woke AI." Receiving future federal contracts could hinge on whether AI firms respond.

President Donald Trump signed three executive orders to fast-track U.S. dominance in AI by accelerating data center construction, promoting American tech exports, and banning so-called "woke" AI models from federal use.

President Trump has criticized Google on several occasions dating back to his time on the campaign trail ahead of the 2016 election. Google has denied Trump’s allegations that it suppresses ...