As expected, artificial intelligence played a central role in the recent summit with President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping. Both leaders made clear that AI and the technologies powering it will shape the next era of U.S.-China competition. […]
As President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare to meet later this month, much of the attention will center on trade, tariffs and security. Behind those issues lies a larger competition that will determine the economic and military balance of power for decades to come: leadership in artificial intelligence (AI). […]
To preserve America’s national security and economic competitiveness against foreign adversaries, the United States must lead the artificial intelligence (AI) era. […]
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 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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I spent a decade on the Senate Intelligence Committee getting briefed on every way America could lose its technological edge to China. I heard all about stolen intellectual property, compromised supply chains, spies in our research labs, you name it. […]
While Bay Area coders and Ivy League grads dominate the headlines about artificial intelligence (AI), it is miners and construction workers who will create and maintain the data centers and the energy grid that unlock American innovation. […]
David A. Deptula’s June 1 op-ed, “An overlooked key to national security is at risk,” was right: Data infrastructure is now as essential to American military power as runways and aircraft carriers. […]
The United States must adopt a unified national strategy to outcompete China in AI and ensure democratic values shape the technologies of the future. […]