But the AI revolution has only just begun. Today’s most powerful AI models, often referred to as “frontier AI,” can handle and generate images, audio, video, and computer code, in addition to natural language.

President Biden issued an executive order Tuesday to "accelerate the speed at which we build the next generation of AI infrastructure here in America."

The resulting regulation—or lack thereof—could have repercussions for businesses working on artificial intelligence.

Since last year's election, Musk has pushed the boundaries his new alliance with Trump. President Joe Biden's highly anticipated artificial intelligence executive order may not last long after President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration next week as the incoming commander in chief pledges to reduce government regulation.

While Nvidia and the European Union have expressed their displeasure with the latest salvo of AI export restrictions from the Biden administration, a few companies

The Biden administration announced new guidelines for artificial intelligence "diffusion" in the United States, which include streamlining licensing for chip orders, steps to slow smuggling, and raisi

Typically, military revolutions take some years to be fully realized. AI is likely to follow a similar but much shorter trajectory.

Industry executives contend the plan would limit access for existing chips used in video games and which companies could build data centers abroad.

The rapid growth and huge electricity needs spawned by the artificial intelligence revolution spurs a directive to lease federal sites owned by Defense and Energy departments for power supply centers.

President Joe Biden has signed an ambitious executive order on artificial intelligence that seeks to ensure the infrastructure needed for advanced AI operations like data centers can be built quickly and at scale in the United States.

A big AI build-out would require being able to produce an increasing amount of electricity. “To do that, you need to focus on natural gas,” said Hess, who also serves as chair of the board at API, the country’s largest oil and gas trade association.