Genesis Mission
United States government initiative
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Genesis Mission is an initiative launched by the United States federal government to accelerate scientific research through artificial intelligence (AI) technology. It was announced in November 2025.
| Genesis Mission | |
|---|---|
| Mission statement | To build a national AI scientist platform |
| Owner | United States |
| Website | genesis |
The goal of Genesis Mission is to create a centralized AI platform to advance scientific development and enhance the nation's technological competitiveness. It incorporated collaboration between the public and private sectors.[1][2]
The initiative was introduced by the White House, which argued that it will benefit strategic importance for national progress.[3] President Donald Trump announced the mission.[4] The Department of Energy (DOE) said that Genesis will leverage AI computing to solve complex scientific problems.[5] One of the mission's stated aims is to position the United States as the global leader of the AI revolution.[6]
As a part of the Genesis Mission:
- Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is making a digital twin of the Lab’s primary fusion experiment, the National Spherical Torus Experiment-Upgrade, and a new computational infrastructure called STELLAR-AI to speed up computer simulations.[7][8][9]
- Argonne National Laboratory is partnering with DOE, Nvidia and Oracle to host two AI supercomputers.[10]
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory will host two new computer systems called Discovery, an HPE system expected in 2028, and Lux, an AI cluster expected in 2026.[11]
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