
AI Use Reaches 45% of U.S. Workers, but Few Use It for Most Tasks
New Federal Reserve research shows AI adoption has reached 45% of workers and spans 80% of occupations, but remains shallow—fewer than 3% of tasks exceed 50% adoption rates.
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Worker fears of AI-related job loss doubled from 5 to 10 percent between 2024 and 2025, with anxieties rising across education levels and industries, Federal Reserve research shows.
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Fervo Energy secured a record 396 MW geothermal power deal with Google, expandable to nearly 1 GW by 2030, highlighting baseload power scarcity for AI infrastructure.
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MISO proposed requiring large loads above 50 MW to meet ramping and ride-through standards before connecting, responding to FERC's June directive amid surging data center demand and grid stability concerns.
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AI use among regional firms has surged to 61% for services and 51% for manufacturers, but layoffs remain rare as businesses retrain workers instead of cutting jobs.
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Oklo filed an emergency FERC complaint alleging PJM improperly removed its 750-MW multifuel project from interconnection studies, causing a 14-month delay and higher costs for the Meta-backed development.
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S&P Global Ratings projects hyperscalers will spend over $1.3 trillion on AI infrastructure by 2027, burning cash through 2027 with recovery expected in 2029.
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Legal thresholds for regulating frontier AI models will soon cover 200 systems by 2030 instead of the handful intended, creating over-regulation and under-regulation simultaneously, a new report finds.
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The U.S. Army selected five companies to build over 20 nuclear microreactors at military bases, combining $2.2 billion in federal funding with private investment to help developers overcome early deployment risks.
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