HomeAI AIEnergyHot Items Artificial Intelligence Isn’t Ready for Mass Application By Ilene January 3, 2025 0 809 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Artificial Intelligence, Image by Wolfgang Eckert from Pixabay Artificial Intelligence Isn’t Ready for Mass Application By Peter Zeihan Today’s AI technology, while promising, isn’t quite ready for widespread application. I’m not talking so much about AI’s capabilities, but rather the hardware limitations and supply chain challenges that are getting in the way. More here > TagsAIEnergytechZeihan Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Subscribe Login Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Please login to comment 0 Comments Inline Feedbacks View all comments Stay Connected148,415FansLike396,312FollowersFollow4,240SubscribersSubscribe Latest Articles Market News ‘Blatant Corruption’: Donors Pouring $330 Million Into Trump Ballroom—and Reaping Benefits—Exposed Markets ‘We’re done’: Ukraine resumes strikes on Russian oil refineries as ‘only leverage’ for peace talks Markets Educational Resources for Stock Traders: Build a Smarter Learning Path in 2026 Markets Is the US limiting Starlink in Ukraine? The risks could be catastrophic Markets Is the world pricing the risk of a US diesel export ban? Markets Inside the race between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos for control of outer space Markets ‘We’re Making a Fortune,’ Trump Says of High Oil Prices as Working Class Pays | Common Dreams Markets ‘Sodcit’ – after battlefield setbacks, Russia returns to destroying Ukraine’s morale Markets A Lab-Leak Story You Haven’t Heard Energy Trump’s Democracy-for-Diesel Deal Shames Us All (shared) Market News What’s behind the BBC’s funding crisis? An expert explains Energy Ukraine Finds a New Set of Targets (shared) Charts Portfolio Reviews & the Beige Book (10/14/2026) Markets Thursday Failure – CoreWeave (CRWV) Canary Dies in the Coal Mine Load more
Today’s AI technology, while promising, isn’t quite ready for widespread application. I’m not talking so much about AI’s capabilities, but rather the hardware limitations and supply chain challenges that are getting in the way. More here >