2026-11-05 (OpenAI — openai.com/index): OpenAI published its National Community Compact and a Compute Campus Policy Blueprint (Nov 4): every future compute campus it owns and operates commits to pay the full cost of its electricity and infrastructure with financial assurances in place before major spending, per-campus water plans with closed-loop or low-water cooling prioritized, public site-level water and electricity reporting plus construction plans and independent noise studies, no NDAs with public officials except narrow security/trade-secret carve-outs, published job forecasts and annual hiring and apprenticeship reporting, yearly public accountability reviews with a local point of contact. Named examples already under Stargate Community work: $4.8M free school meals for all 14,000 Effingham County, Georgia students; $6M childcare with SB Energy in Pike County, Ohio; the Georgia Power agreement at Effingham County letting the utility curtail up to 1,000 megawatts at high demand. The blueprint asks state utility commissions, Congress and local governments to require large electricity customers to cover the costs they add to the grid, ease connections for demand-flexible campuses, speed transmission upgrades, restore clean-electricity tax incentives, make tax-incentive terms public with clawbacks, and keep contracting and hiring local — published days after the November 3 election put moratorium-backed governors in office. Watch: the first signed local compact, whether any state adopts blueprint terms into rules, and competitor adoption of matching reporting pledges.