Exploring the Link Between NHI Technology and US AI Investments<\/p>\n
There’s something intriguing brewing, and while I can only rely on my intuition for now, I suspect there’s a connection between potential energy advancements from NHI technology and the current wave of investment and legislative interest in AI.<\/p>\n
According to Forbes, last month Type One Ventures\u2014a venture firm that has raised over $100 million according to PitchBook and supports companies focused on fostering \u201cinterplanetary civilization\u201d\u2014hosted a luncheon to promote investments in space and AI initiatives. The event attracted notable figures from the upcoming Trump Administration, including tech billionaire David Sacks, who is set to become the AI czar, and Jacob Helberg, a Palantir advisor poised to take on the role of undersecretary for economic growth, energy, and the environment. <\/p>\n
It’s interesting to note the word “energy” in Helberg’s title.<\/p>\n
Additionally, let’s consider the Stargate Project, an ambitious effort aimed at developing AI infrastructure. If it gains the momentum that industry leaders like Altman, Ellison, and Son predict, we will face a substantial demand for energy to sustain the $500 billion infrastructure, which features a groundbreaking super-scaled data center.<\/p>\n
What if this energy comes from a completely new source inspired by the NHI technology we’ve been researching for decades?<\/p>\n
Check out Trump’s announcement about Stargate\u2014such a fascinating name, isn\u2019t it? Watch here<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"