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Meta seeks proposals to build up to 4 gigawatts of nuclear power

Meta's move into nuclear power reflects both the massive energy requirements of AI development and the tech industry's growing role in shaping America's energy infrastructure.

Keaton Peters

Los Alamos lab partners with the University of Michigan on AI research facility

The partnership aims to enhance national security research capabilities while creating new jobs and strengthening Michigan's position in the growing AI ecosystem.

Brady Pieper

Multiple states implementing AI technologies to improve safety, efficiency of public transit

Cities and states around the nation are funding projects that explore the real-world applications of advanced AI technologies in transportation systems.

Keaton Peters

Many local governments are unprepared to integrate AI tools, new survey finds

The survey of city and county IT executives provides a snapshot of how local governments are approaching artificial intelligence.

Pete Hahnloser

DOE allocates $30 million for AI to accelerate renewable grid ties

This program will modernize the application process for interconnection, helping to drastically cut down the time needed to review, approve and connect new energy projects across the nation.

Brady Pieper

Feds launch new task force to advance AI safety and bolster national security

Members will bring unique, specialized expertise to the task force and help further its mission – conducting coordinated research and testing of AI models to inform national security initiatives and AI safety for the public.

Keaton Peters

With better data and AI, New York City plans to speed up transportation projects

The plan will transform how the city conducts transportation analysis, a process that currently adds substantial time and cost to development projects

Jerrod Kingery

University of Cincinnati projects using AI, ‘smart’ hard hats to improve worker safety

Researchers are using generative AI to predict worker movements in order to avoid collisions with robots, and developing "smart" hard hats that can detect potential concussions.

Jerrod Kingery

Virginia assembles artificial intelligence task force

The task force is made up of 10 of Virginia's most prominent AI experts from universities, non-profits and private corporations.

Keaton Peters

To meet AI energy needs, big tech chooses the nuclear option

The investments by Google, Amazon and Microsoft come alongside the rapid development of artificial intelligence that has dramatically increased tech companies' energy demands.

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