Fmr. Senator Cory Gardner: why the AI race is won on boring infrastructure and how China wins by making America hate AI
About this episode
Cory Gardner discusses the importance of infrastructure in the AI race and how perceptions of AI in America are influenced by China.
Cory Gardner is a former U.S. Senator and Congressman from Colorado and was one of the Senate's leading Taiwan and China experts, chairing the Foreign Relations subcommittee on East Asia and authoring the Taipei Act. He is now president and CEO of NCTA, the Internet & Television Association, whose members built the nation's largest broadband platform. In this episode of Summation, Cory and Auren discuss: Why the AI race gets won on spectrum, fiber, and memory chipsThe bottleneck raising t...
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