Will AI lead to a jobs apocalypse? "Frankly, we can't get enough skilled AI engineers. As AI starts to enter more fields, I think software will prove to be a harbinger or a forerunner of a trend we'll see in other sectors as well," Andrew Ng told @jameshohmann of @PostOpinions.
The future speaks here. The conversations you won't hear anywhere else from The Washington Post.
- @lumentechco CEO Kate Johnson explains why AI infrastructure depends on more than data centers. "A data center sitting alone without being connected is useless. It's just a brick," Johnson told @jameshohmann of @PostOpinions.
- Can moving industry production to space improve life on earth? @aurelia_labs founder @ariel_ekblaw told Megan McArdle (@asymmetricinfo) of @PostOpinions at our Building America Summit someday "we will begin to see science fiction worthy infrastructure for what we call
- AI pioneer @AndrewYNg shares his perspective on why open sourced Chinese AI systems are gaining ground globally. "The world's supply chain is using open models. Making sure that America continues to have access to that will be important for us as well," Ng told @jameshohmann of
- In a @postlive conversation, @SenMcCormickPA discussed whether the government should take a stake in AI and tech companies. "If the government's going to be involved, boy, you better make sure it's principles-based," McCormick told Matt Murray of @washingtonpost.


