US EditionDoug Burgum Warns Whoever Wins AI Race ‘Controls the World’
- North Dakota Governor Burgum warned on Wednesday that whoever leads the AI race controls global power and security.
- This warning followed a heightened AI nationalism as nations compete to develop their technology amid a battle for supremacy.
- Data centers, fueled mostly by fossil fuels, require massive electricity—about ten times Denver's needs for one center—making energy supply critical to AI dominance.
- Burgum and others warned that dominance over the production of data-driven intelligence will determine global power, cautioning that if the U.S. lags behind China in this area, it could face future digital conflicts.
- The administration aims to secure enough domestic energy, sell power to allies, and maintain AI leadership to avoid losing the technological future to rivals.
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Commentary: Interior Secretary Doug Burgum Says Whoever Wins AI Race ‘Controls the World’ – and He’s Right - Tennessee Star
Doug Burgum, the soft-spoken Interior secretary responsible for managing the more than 507 million acres of federally owned land, is haunted by a fear that seems, at first glance, outside his mandate. He worries the free world will lose dominance in the field of artificial intelligence, and with it, the future.
Doug Burgum Warns Whoever Wins AI Race 'Controls the World'
The following article, Doug Burgum Warns Whoever Wins AI Race ‘Controls the World’, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Doug Burgum, the soft-spoken Interior secretary responsible for managing the more than 507 million acres of federally owned land, is haunted by a fear that seems, at first glance, outside his mandate. He worries the free world will lose dominance in the field of artificial intelligence, and with it, the future. So …
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