Topics & People
The husband of Keith Rabois, appointed to the incoming Trump Administration as the chief economic officer, responsible for building foreign policy from a business perspective.
A community and organization that connects technology leaders and policymakers, which co-organized the 'Winning the AI Race' event to foster discussion on technology's role in national security.
An elite, trade school-style program created by Palantir to identify and train workers without traditional credentials, turning them into skilled AI application builders and innovators within their companies.
A term describing the job creation phenomenon driven by AI and advanced manufacturing, where new categories of skilled jobs emerge that are distinct from traditional white-collar or blue-collar roles.
The practice of building software and applications using AI language models rather than writing code manually.
Local enterprises being crushed under bureaucracy, crime, and excessive permitting delays.
Advanced manufacturing facilities that deeply integrate AI, automation, and robotics into production processes, enabling significant gains in productivity and rapid workforce training.
The principle that federal laws supersede state laws, heavily debated in current corporate product liability cases.
A critical bottleneck for U.S. re-industrialization, referring to the scarcity of skilled tradespeople like electricians, welders, and machinists, which AI-powered training and productivity boosts aim to address.
The third pillar of the AI Action Plan, with the goal of creating the world's dominant AI technology stack and platform to attract the most developers and applications.
The physical building of data centers, grid enhancements, and plants, driving the current trades boom.