Today, the American Edge Project (AEP), a coalition of nearly two dozen domestic organizations, highlighted the economic and community benefits artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure investment can deliver across Louisiana as the Data Center Revolt Bus Tour brings renewed attention to the debate. […]
Today, the American Edge Project (AEP), a coalition of nearly two dozen domestic organizations, highlighted the economic and community benefits artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure investment can deliver across Texas as the Data Center Revolt Bus Tour brings renewed attention to the debate. […]
When President Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping in September, artificial intelligence (AI) should be near the top of the agenda. China isn’t just racing America to build better AI tools. […]
The American Edge Project, a coalition of two dozen domestic organizations, today launched the “U.S.- China Artificial Intelligence (AI) Leadership Scorecard.” […]
Amber Phillips’s Aug. 12 The Fix column, “The data center backlash is building,” should have recognized that data centers, when responsibly built and thoughtfully planned, can deliver meaningful benefits to their communities. […]
When President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping on September 24, the most consequential issue on the agenda won’t be tariffs or trade. It will be artificial intelligence (AI). Throughout history, nations that led in the industries of the future—from steel to aviation to the internet—built stronger economies, stronger militaries, and greater global influence. […]
America is undertaking one of the largest infrastructure buildouts in our history to win the global artificial intelligence (AI) race. With that investment comes a responsibility to ensure the communities hosting it share in the benefits. […]
The policy choices America makes in the next few years will determine whether we lead or follow in the artificial intelligence (AI) era. Policymakers at all levels must keep five principles front-of-mind to ensure America wins. […]
America has always been a nation of builders. We laid the railroads, strung the power lines, poured the interstates, and wired the internet. Every one of those projects drew a crowd of skeptics and protests, and every one of them paid off in jobs, growth, and American strength. […]
America has much to celebrate during this 250th year of our independence, but as the fireworks and flyovers subside, it’s time to get back to work addressing one of the most critical limiting factors of our future success: modernizing our aging energy infrastructure.
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