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In this episode of The Brainstorm, Sam, Nick, and Brett work through what the midterms actually change for AI, separating the data center buildout, where delays may shift timelines roughly 10%, from the harder question of what federal AI regulation would look like and who it would favor. That leads to the sharpest disagreement the show has had in a while: Nick argues the incumbents finally get time to catch up and he would not want to be Anthropic or OpenAI heading into 2027, while Brett argues the economics push would-be competitors into becoming vendors instead. They also dig into whether Google search is past peak, what an AI-native ad unit even looks like, and why the Jensen Huang espionage story could make Chinese open-weight models look radioactive to security teams.
Key Points From This Episode:
00:00:00 AI Policy
00:08:56 Compute Power
00:23:14 Frontier Competition
00:35:27 Search Disruption
00:41:17 AI Monetization
00:46:16 AI Security
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