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OpenAI 4 months ago 28
This article outlines industrial policy proposals designed around human welfare and institutional strength during the period of advanced AI development. The piece emphasizes three priorities: broadening economic opportunity, distributing gains across society, and creating durable systems that can adapt as AI capabilities advance. No specific policies, timelines, or measurable targets are detailed in the available text.
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21 October 2026
SpaceX’s quarterly numbers put a new shape on the AI economy: compute doesn’t just live in data centers, it ships. In its third-quarter report, the company posted its first operating profit as a public company, while AI-related revenue in the “Super Intelligence” (AI-compute leasing) segment climbed to $7.56 billion—nearly tripling from the prior quarter and slightly outpacing Starlink. Even the fine print matters. Management pointed to higher spending and additional debt tied to both AI compute and connectivity buildout, and Starlink added 1.6 million consumer subscribers, reinforcing the same theme: capacity is a supply-chain problem.
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