Trump: "To ensure America maintains the world-class infrastructure we need to win, today I will sign a sweeping executive order to fast-track federal permitting, streamline reviews, and do everything possible to expedite construction of all major AI infrastructure projects".
Not a huge fan of Trump and his policies, but he's absolutely right about the importance of energy and AI dominance.
Is anyone surprised that Trump's approach to AI just so happens to be the one that helps make his tech oligarchs even more disgustingly rich while he rubs his diaper all over copyright holders and ensures the working class has no guardrails against potential destructive outcomes to employment?
I'm a huge advocate for AI and use it in every facet of my work, but even the most naive among us can see where this is heading, who will reap all the benefits, and who will most acutely suffer the pains of this disruptive technology.
It doesn't have to be a choice between AI dominance or strategic guardrails for worker and economic protection -- an intelligent administration could reasonably achieve both. Unfortunately an intelligent administration is 3.5 years away at best while this industry continues developing at lightning speed...
The boosterism and lack of caution is alarming, but I suppose it is gratifying to some of Trump's patrons. Tit for tat, right?
Trump: "To ensure America maintains the world-class infrastructure we need to win, today I will sign a sweeping executive order to fast-track federal permitting, streamline reviews, and do everything possible to expedite construction of all major AI infrastructure projects".
Not a huge fan of Trump and his policies, but he's absolutely right about the importance of energy and AI dominance.
Is anyone surprised that Trump's approach to AI just so happens to be the one that helps make his tech oligarchs even more disgustingly rich while he rubs his diaper all over copyright holders and ensures the working class has no guardrails against potential destructive outcomes to employment?
I'm a huge advocate for AI and use it in every facet of my work, but even the most naive among us can see where this is heading, who will reap all the benefits, and who will most acutely suffer the pains of this disruptive technology.
It doesn't have to be a choice between AI dominance or strategic guardrails for worker and economic protection -- an intelligent administration could reasonably achieve both. Unfortunately an intelligent administration is 3.5 years away at best while this industry continues developing at lightning speed...
The AI Action plan explicitly mentions “Providing training to workers impacted by AI”