Morgan Chalfant

Josh Parker has a tough job. As the artificial intelligence boom is greeted by a skeptical America, Nvidia's head of sustainability wants to educate policymakers and the public about the positive impacts that the technology — and especially data centers — can have on communities.

, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., said Congress has remained “largely in the dark” about the board's work since its launch in February, when Trump pledged $10 billion in US funding.

The June 5 memo states that the US “has become the single largest financial contributor to the Ebola response effort,” while China “only recently pledged assistance after previously issuing precautionary measures and general statements of intent.”

Trump and Sanders want the government to exact a public benefit from big AI firms. Others aren’t so sure.

Americans who listen to partisan podcasts and influencers are more likely than others in their political party to believe that citizens with “radical views” should be able to protest the government — as long as they're not violent.

The abrupt move is sure to rankle Senate Republicans.

Eighty-eight percent of Republican voters said they plan to celebrate, according to new Gallup polling.

The share of Americans who are secure about their healthcare costs fell to 49% last year, a new Gallup and West Health poll found.

A plurality of 39% said they would lose trust in information if they knew that AI was used to produce it.

The News Former Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo and Eric Holcomb, Indiana's former Republican governor, are leading a new effort to help the US workforce adapt to the economy in the age of artificial intelligence.