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đȘWho Will Control the Future of AI?
đŠșThe Aging U.S. Power Grid Canât Handle AI
đŠStop Feeding X Your Data
đ§źGoogle DeepMind Solves International Math Olympiad Problems
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SAM ALTMAN
đȘWho Will Control the Future of AI?

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman published an op-ed in The Washington Post outlining why a democratic vision for AI must prevail over an authoritarian one.
Key Details:
Altman strongly believes that a U.S.-led global coalition of like-minded countries will ensure AI developments stay democratic and benefit as many people as possible.
âItâs not a Republican or Democrat issue; itâs an American issue,â explained Altman. âNo matter who the next U.S. President is, theyâll make big decisions about shaping the future of U.S. AI leadership.â
He outlines four things needed to ensure a democratic vision for AI:
Robust Security Measures
Infrastructure Investment
Coherent Commercial Diplomacy
New Frameworks for Global AI Governance
Altman suggests creating an international body for AI oversight similar to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) or Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).
Why Itâs Important:
Altman highlights a critical issue of our time: âWho will control the future of AI?â The implications are profound for individuals, societies, and the global order.
The global power leading AI developments will likely gain significant economic and geopolitical advantages.
đ©ș PULSE CHECK
Is a U.S.-led coalition of like-minded countries the best way to ensure AI developments benefit as many people as possible?
AI AND ENERGY
đŠșThe Aging U.S. Power Grid Canât Handle AI

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The AI boom has led to a surge in data center construction, raising concerns about the U.S.âs ability to generate enough electricity for widespread AI adoption.
Key Details:
AI models require immense computational resources (e.g., processing power, cooling systems, and memory), which translates to massive energy consumption.
New data centers equipped with energy-intensive systems have been built to support these immense computational resources.
In many regions, the power grid infrastructure isnât designed to handle the sudden increase in electricity demands from these new data centers.
Boston Consulting Group (BCG) estimates demand for data centers will rise 15% to 20% every year through 2030.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently invested in nuclear fission microreactor startup Oklo, which leverages nuclear power to provide clean, reliable, and affordable energy for OpenAIâs AI models.
Why Itâs Important:
The U.S.âs aging power grid is ill-equipped to handle the electricity load to power AI models. McKinsey & Co. (McK) states that a single data center can use as much power as 80,000 homes.
Given this bottleneck, smaller than a billion-parameter Small Language Models (SLMs) are the future.
AI TIPS
đŠStop Feeding X Your Data
Elon Muskâs social media platform X automatically activated a new setting that allows the company to use your content for AI model training.
The great news is that you can switch it off! Hereâs how to switch off Xâs data-sharing settings:
Navigate to the âMoreâ section in the bottom left corner of X.
Open up the âSettings and Privacyâ page.
Select the âPrivacy and Safetyâ button.
Select âGrok.â
Uncheck the box.
AI RESEARCH
đ§źGoogle DeepMind Solves International Math Olympiad Problems
Google DeepMindâs AI systems, AlphaProof and AlphaGeometry 2, achieved silver-medal equivalent scores at this yearâs International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO).
AlphaProof specializes in solving complex mathematical problems using a formal language called Lean to express and verify mathematical proofs.
Lean is a free, open-source, interactive theorem prover and functional programming language for formal mathematics.
AlphaGeometry 2 specializes in solving complex geometry problems using Neural Networks (NNs) and symbolic reasoning.
NNs are an AI framework that mimics how the human brain processes information. Symbolic reasoning involves manipulating symbols as linguistic expressions to perform complex tasks like problem-solving and logical reasoning.
The AI systems solved four out of six problems from the 2024 IMO, scoring 28 out of 42 points. AlphaGeometry 2 solved complex geometry problems in just 19 seconds.
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