Washington and Silicon Valley Push for Nuclear Revival
(The Epoch Times)—The emergence of cloud computing in the early 2000s and generative artificial technology in the 2020s has exponentially ...
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
American AI Companies Open Up to Counter China
(The Epoch Times)—OpenAI on Aug. 5 released two open-weight language models, the company’s first such release since GPT-2 in 2019. ...
Trump’s AI Action Plan: Roll Back Regulations, Build More Data Centers
(Just The News)—Agencies across the federal government are developing data centers across the United States and implementing AI technology in ...
The Race Against China for Fusion Power: Whoever Controls It, Controls the Century
(Gatestone Institute)—Fusion energy is not only cheap, clean and limitless, it is also the "engine" that will drive the enormous ...
New AI Data Center in Wyoming Will Use More Electricity Than All Humans in the State Combined
(Substack)—Underscoring the escalating energy demands of artificial intelligence, a massive new data center is set to rise near Cheyenne, Wyoming. ...
Your Digital Butler Is Coming: Glenn Beck Predicts ‘AI Agents’ Will Rival Smartphones in a Year
(The Blaze)—When we think about personal assistants – people whose job is to book meetings, dinner reservations, and plane tickets ...
AI Dominance Relies Upon Energy Dominance
(Red State)—President Donald Trump wants the United States to become the world leader in artificial intelligence. “Winning the AI race ...
‘Catastrophic’: AI Agent Goes Rogue, Wipes Out Company’s Entire Database
(Zero Hedge)—SaaS industry veteran Jason Lemkin's attempt to integrate artificial intelligence into his workflow has gone spectacularly wrong, with an ...
Masa Son and Sam Altman’s Massive “Stargate” Initiative Flops, Nothing but Hot Air Between Two Egomaniacs
(ZeroHedge)—Back in January, when the AI trade got its latest kick higher thanks to an announcement by the newly-created "Stargate" ...
Artificial Intelligence Breeds Mindless Inhumanity
I began studying AI in the mid-1980s. Unusually for a computer scientist of that era, my interest was entirely in ...
