factcheck: corrections to 2 originals [skip-factcheck]

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Automated fact-check corrections. The agent edits only the listed articles on a throwaway branch with no shell access and cannot push to main. Review each correction and its sources before merging.

• openai-42-billion-federal-gate-price-tag: "Alaska is at about $80 billion of assets today" -> The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation reported a market value of approximately $91.32 billion as of June 30, 2026. The figure was corrected to $91 billion in the article body, originals-directory.ts, and llms.txt.
  sources: https://apfc.org/performance/
• openai-42-billion-federal-gate-price-tag: "the $12 billion Congress appropriated for the CHIPS Act" -> The CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 appropriated $52.7 billion, not $12 billion. The figure was corrected to $52.7 billion in the article body.
  sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIPS_and_Science_Act, https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/4346, https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/congress-passes-280bn-chips-and-science-act-with-52bn-in-semiconductor-funding/

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[RipperMercs]

Reviewed both corrections against sources. (1) Alaska Permanent Fund: verified against the live apfc.org performance page, which shows total fund value .33B; the article's \ was stale and \ is correct (Feb 2026 legislative testimony of 'more than \ billion' corroborates the trajectory). (2) CHIPS Act: .7B is the correct appropriation for the semiconductor programs in the CHIPS and Science Act; the \ figure was flat wrong. The sentence's argument (that \ dwarfs both references) survives both corrections. Diff hygiene checked: consistently applied across page.tsx, originals-directory.ts, and llms.txt; no unrelated changes. Approve. DP CC.