Leaders in AI are advocating for significant infrastructure development in the United States to realize the potential of the 'Intelligence Age', described by Sam Altman as a time of massive prosperity. This includes enhancing data centers, chip manufacturing, and power supply. The urgency is underscored by President Biden's recent directive to lease federal land for private investment in AI infrastructure. Concerns remain about the future accessibility of AI technology, with warnings that without adequate infrastructure, benefits may become restricted to affluent individuals and exacerbate global inequalities.
AI leaders are preparing America for the 'Intelligence Age' by emphasizing the need for expansive infrastructure, including more data centers and power systems.
Sam Altman warns that without sufficient infrastructure, AI risks becoming a constrained resource, exacerbating inequality and conflict.
Biden's executive order signifies commitment to developing AI infrastructure, allowing private firms access to federal land for this purpose.
Tech leaders continue to prioritize AI to ensure America retains its competitive edge, particularly in light of global advancements in AI technology.
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