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forward slash express. Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Wednesday, July 23rd. I'm

Ariana Aspuru for the Wall Street Journal.

President Trump is expected to sign executive orders at a tech industry event in Washington

later today, putting his AI plan to boost the U.S. tech sector into effect. The administration

said the plan would make it easier for tech companies to build the data centers needed to train AI models and fuel those data centers.

Trump's plan embraces proposals that tech companies like OpenAI and META have been asking for,

citing what they argue are the benefits for the economy and national security risks of falling behind competitors like China.

Elsewhere, Walmart is reworking its artificial intelligence efforts.

The company said it has hired Daniel Danker as the head of global AI acceleration, product, and design.

Daniel previously served as chief product officer for Instacart. The company has also

introduced a string of new AI tools, like an AI bot that allows store workers to practice

interviews for new roles virtually, and a tool to automatically schedule worker shifts.

After the bell, Tesla and Google's parent company Alphabet reported earnings.

Tesla's net income plunged 16% in the second quarter, signaling further declines at the company.

The company's automotive vehicle deliveries were down 13% from a year earlier.

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