AI Export Controls Foisted On China Come Back To The Haunt The U.S.
Tech genius in the U.S. and China formerly combined on the path to remarkable technological leaps, leaps that would result in faster progress and pay.
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Clear filtersTech genius in the U.S. and China formerly combined on the path to remarkable technological leaps, leaps that would result in faster progress and pay.
National security is incredibly expensive, and by extension an effect of a strong and growing economy.
Data centers will do more to enhance global peace than any weapon, treaty, or statesman could ever hope to. A walk of even a tiny portion of one would confirm the previous truth to even the most…
While most know the Los Angeles Dodgers for their Japanese stars, including Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamato, the overall roster includes another Japanese player, one from Venezuela, one from…
China and the U.S. aren't in an artificial intelligence "war" with each other, rather they're joined at the hip to the certain betterment of AI.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to drive a human knowledge explosion. The latter speaks to the genius of machines that do and think for us. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves.
Data centers will eventually drive down electricity prices, perhaps to zero. If not, close to zero.
AI, like any other technological endeavor, is people driven.
How unfortunate if the U.S. loses the AI race not because it’s not competitive, but because politics needlessly got in the way.
For AI companies who’ve yet to go public, AI’s dangerous mystery is seemingly its life.
Conservatives and libertarians must stop pandering. They’ve long done it with taxes and education, and now they’re doing it with data centers.
There are 7,700 McDonald’s stores in China, with plans for 10,000 by 2028. McDonald’s is one of many potent symbols of Americana that’s proliferating in China. Which is the underlying point of a…
“I still have difficulty walking in the door and believing I work here.” That's Karl Ravech, in a 1993 interview with the Syracuse Post-Standard.
It won’t stop with melanoma. Yes, you read that right. That’s the beauty of commercial leaps. They beget copious investment in search of the advances given life by the original advance.
Higher drug prices are bullish. Yes, you read that right. What's pricey signals a development achievement that will soon be enjoyed by all income classes at much lower price points.
The profit motive produces its own “gravediggers.” That’s what Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels argued in The Communist Manifesto.
America will win the race to superintelligence unless we defeat ourselves. Unfortunately, there is a scenario where that happens — and as a policy matter, it’s already under…
In speeches, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tells rapt audiences that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is “work.” Yes, precisely. Jensen’s pithy explanation of what AI truly is speaks to the towering potential…
Last Saturday, I strolled over to the St. Stephen's Farmers Market. I never buy anything. I eat all my meals out, but it's usually a good venue to walk around and spot nice-looking, nubile…
AI will do more to elevate capitalism in the eyes of the young than any other advance. See Elon Musk to understand why. It turns out his teachers in South Africa thought he was touched. What to take…
Everyone sucks at something. In a baseball sense, that’s why “five tool” players are paid so well. They can not only hit for average, but they can also hit for power, run the bases with great speed,…
Data centers, and the $1 trillion+ that is being invested in their creation, are “causing” overall weakness in the U.S. economy. That’s according to former Biden White House economic official,…
While Americans were firing up grills and welcoming the start of summer over Memorial Day weekend, a quiet bombshell dropped half a world away that has reshaped the global artificial intelligence…
Peggy Noonan is asking if we can “Survive” the AI revolution? Her skepticism about Silicon Valley has her predicting that a tendency to isolate will grow with AI, that “It will pull people away from…