Why is building America’s artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure so critically important and urgent? Because America’s AI companies, powered by local data centers, are helping compress decades of health and biology research into months and years. […]
Former Representatives Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) and Greg Walden (R-OR) published a new op-ed in The National Interest arguing that last week’s Trump-Xi summit should put artificial intelligence (AI) at the center of the U.S.-China debate. […]
The United States must adopt a unified national strategy to outcompete China in AI and ensure democratic values shape the technologies of the future. […]
In our 36 combined years of service in the United States Senate, we served on opposite sides of the aisle. Still, we agreed on this: America’s 36 million small businesses are the heart and soul of our economy. […]
This week, President Trump travels to Beijing to discuss a range of issues with China, including artificial intelligence (AI). But while diplomacy matters, America’s position in the global AI race will not ultimately be decided at a negotiating table 7,000 miles away. […]
This May, the American Edge Project (AEP) celebrates National Small Business Month. Entrepreneurs across America are innovating with artificial intelligence (AI) to grow their small businesses, invest in their local communities and compete with much larger companies. […]
Happy National Small Business Week! Yesterday I wrote about how AI tools are helping power up America’s small businesses. But there’s a parallel story playing out in communities across the country. […]
It’s National Small Business Week, and across America’s more than 36 million small businesses, a powerful, promising story is playing out. Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming the secret ingredient to small business success. […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is driving hundreds of billions of dollars in domestic investment and consumer surplus, but ongoing U.S. leadership is threatened by a surging China and a suffocating patchwork of state overregulation, including a surprising not in my back yard (NIMBY) movement […]
Something strange is happening in the American debate over data centers. The arguments showing up at state and local hearings in Maine, Ohio, and Oklahoma — that AI infrastructure is too expensive, too dirty, too dangerous — are the same arguments showing up on Chinese and Russian state television, almost word for word. […]