Fetterman talks Three Mile Island meltdown, Altman praises his hoodie at AI hearing

senator John Vitirman, D-PBA, was one of the final members of the Senate who interrogated the president or Openai Sam Altman during the Senate Trade Committee session on Thursday, and the subject of both Mile Three and Mile Democrat at Carhartt Outerwear.

Fetterman said that as a member of the Senate, he managed to meet people “more impressive jobs and professions” and that because of Altman technology, “humans will have a great ability to adapt.”

Al -Taman told that some Americans are concerned about artificial intelligence at different levels, and asked the executive authority to address it.

In response, Al -Taman said that he appreciated Fitrman.

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“Thank you, the Senator, for the kind words and the Hodis normalization in more spaces,” he said.

“I like to see it. I am very excited about the rate of progress, but I also warn,” Altman said about the private democratic question.

“I think this goes beyond something that we all completely understand where you will go. This, I think, is among the biggest … the technological revolutions that humanity will produce at all. I feel proud to be here.”

Fetterman also interrogated the Vice President of Microsoft Brad Smith about fears of the spread of data centers that make the benefit costs of Pennsylvania and Americans rise.

“For me, energy security is national security,” he said, noting the use of renewable energy and fossil fuel.

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“My focus is that I want to make sure that the price motives in Pennsylvania are very seriously injured throughout all of this,” he said, as many countries in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean witness an increase in land purchases for data centers required by new technology such as artificial intelligence.

He said that while building such centers creates jobs, these roles are often temporary.

He noticed how Microsoft is seeking to revive a reactor on the Three Mile Island in Dauphin Province, which has melted badly for decades, the neutral means of carbon for data centers and more.

“I was following a plan to reopen TMI (Three Mile). My personal story is that I had to hold the hamster and evacuate during the collapse in 1979,” he said.

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“You may assume that I was hostile to nuclear weapons, and I am really very supportive of nuclear because this is an important part of the stack if you really want to treat climate change.”

“But I know this is to operate the Microsoft Data Data Center. I really appreciate it, but if I am saying now, if we can commit the energy purchase agreement, it will not raise electricity to the Pennsylvania families.”

Smith replied that in the construction of the data center, Microsoft plans to invest in the energy network with an electricity that will use it so that it does not take advantage of restricted supply.

He said, “No. 2, we will manage all this in a way that guarantees that our activity does not raise the price of electricity to society.”