The new head of the U.S. government's market-moving energy stats and analysis arm has revealed plans to formally track data centers as the AI boom deepens.
Why it matters: Policymakers, investors, activists and everyone in between are struggling to understand what, exactly, is happening with this growing source of energy demand.
Your human resources officers are probably using AI for a lot of jobs — and they're also finding that human resources is one of the riskiest ways to use it.
Why it matters: Managing employees at work is becoming another space where machines may be making sensitive determinations previously left up to professionals.
Sierra co-founderBret Taylor said the artificial intelligence boom "probably is a bubble" at Axios' AI+ Summit in San Francisco Thursday, but like the 1990s dot-com bubble, that depends on how you're invested.
The big picture: As the industry barrels forward, concerns about circular financing and valuation continue to fuel fears of about how the market would be rocked if the AI bubble pops.
