The AI industry has been shaken in the past week. First, investors—rattled by the success of anti-data centre Democrats in the midterms—sent tech stocks tumbling. Then came the scandal surrounding Nvidia chief Jensen Huang. We wanted to know what to make of all that, and how to prepare for an AI world, so we spoke to Gina Raimondo. She was commerce secretary when ChatGPT was launched and she has now built a foundation to deal with the impact AI might have on workers.
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