Sriram Krishnan

Sriram Krishnan, a Senior White House Policy Advisor on AI and former tech executive, dives into the intricacies of America’s AI Action Plan. He discusses the significance of winning the AI race, emphasizing how it reflects on American cultural power. Sriram explores the critical bottlenecks in energy infrastructure and the need for America to own the full AI stack, from hardware to software. He also addresses the balance between innovation and responsible AI policies, and the implications of a technocracy in fostering technological leadership.

Walter Chen, co-founder of Sacra, discusses the latest updates from NVIDIA and its ambitious investment plans in quantum computing. Michael Dempsey dives into why Apple struggles with AI, despite its vast resources and key hires. Sriram Krishnan offers insights on U.S. AI policy and its implications for tech innovation. Joshua Steinman touches on the cybersecurity ramifications of new tech advancements and the ethical concerns surrounding genetic data with the acquisition of 23andMe by Regeneron. Strap in for a thrilling ride through tech's cutting-edge landscape!

Sriram Krishnan, a White House Senior Policy Advisor for AI, shares insights on the U.S. AI Action Plan and how tech diplomacy shapes markets. He discusses regulatory challenges and strategic partnerships formed with Gulf states. Chase Lockmiller, CEO of Crusoe, highlights the building of AI data centers. The podcast also dives into Nvidia’s CEO blaming U.S. chip restrictions for hindering business in China and discusses significant tech trends, including Google’s AI advancements and the evolving landscape of semiconductor policies.