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The American people were deceived Artificial Intelligence (AI). On the one hand, we get apocalyptic prophecies of unemployment and oppression, even the extinction of the human race. On the other, we hear utopian visions of a future without toil, disease, and perhaps even death—a life without meaning or purpose.
Utopians and doomsayers make the same mistake: they ignore human agency.
The future of artificial intelligence is not something that the American people have to endure; it is something that we, the American people, will shape.
AI is not a god. it can’t snap your fingers and eliminate Position; People will use AI to eliminate or create jobs. AI cannot decide to oppress us; people will build AI tools that either enhance privacy and civil liberties or erode them. Artificial intelligence didn’t choose to write poetry or generate pornography; people chose to make cheap consumer goods rather than real productivity tools.
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These are choices you and I have to make every day.
I’ve spent the past two decades working with the people who are building America’s artificial intelligence future. They include some of the world’s best software engineers, but also college dropouts, veterans, blue-collar autodidacts, and nurses. They don’t see AI as something that’s going to happen to them—they recognize it as a tool they can use to make themselves more productive and make our country safer and more prosperous. So should you.
The benefits of artificial intelligence belong to all Americans.
Here are some of the principles and themes I see helping people and organizations use AI effectively and achieve valuable goals: reindustrialization, deterrence, improving health care, and more.
1. Artificial intelligence is a tool for American workers, not a substitute for it
The unemployment narrative is a strategy to attract investors, generate media attention, and consolidate political power. The real promise of AI in business is to make American workers 50 times more productive—unleashing their taste and agency. This is not a guess; This is reality.
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I have seen maritime industry base manufacturers use AI to start a third shift. I spoke with an ICU nurse who learned to use artificial intelligence so that she could spend more time at the bedside, where she needed it most.
Doomsday is an ivory tower luxury; the future of artificial intelligence is being built on the front lines and on the factory floor.
2. American workers will use artificial intelligence to do more with fewer resources, thereby increasing productivity and value
For a century, America’s prosperity This is guaranteed by a simple bargain: when workers produce more, workers earn more. This agreement was broken in the 1970s—not because of technology, but because of policy choices that disempowered workers. We won’t make this mistake again.
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When AI doubles output, the worker who uses it should see this gain reflected in his salary, equity, and shares in the business. This is not redistribution, but recognition. The worker is not a cost center; he is a co-creator of value. Treat him accordingly.
three. American workers deserve world-class tools, not AI gizmos
electrical engineer in Georgia Someone joining the Navy after high school should have the same abilities as a computer science graduate from Stanford University in Silicon Valley. He deserves to be given tools of real productivity, not toys of consumption.
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Before Gutenberg, a book cost as much as a house. Knowledge is locked away in monasteries, locked on shelves. The printing press broke the information monopoly. Artificial Intelligence is the printing press of our time — the technology that works for Fortune 500 companies should also work for Tulsa workers, tampa nurses and North Dakota farmers.
The benefits of artificial intelligence belong to all Americans.
Four. Artificial intelligence is an American birthright
Artificial intelligence is a product of American perseverance, creativity, and culture. This is our birthright. No American worker should be left behind because of a lack of training. Workers deserve meaningful AI education that helps them bend AI to their will, not the other way around. The ICU nurse doesn’t need to learn to code; she needs AI to surface the right patient data at the right time so that the clinical judgment she honed over years at the bedside can be applied faster and more accurately.
There is not a shortage of American workers; He’s underleveraged. AI is leverage.
5. The implementation of artificial intelligence should be decided by and serve front-line users
Frontline employees understand things that top management doesn’t. Policy should be developed by practitioners (ICU nurses, manufacturing technicians, logistics coordinators) rather than academics, consultants, or lawyers.
Toyota builds the most successful manufacturing system Historically there has been a simple premise: workers know best. Its creative suggestion system has been operating for over 70 years. Ideas flow upward from the factory floor, not downward from the corner office. The result: billions of dollars in value created and a culture where every worker is an owner of quality.
The development and deployment of AI should prioritize American workers and American industry. Our goal is not abstract efficiency but concrete American prosperity.
Put power at the tip of the spear and let the American worker do what he does best.
six. AI should be used to cut bureaucracy and unleash human agency
AI should eliminate bureaucracy, not add to it. There are no new compliance theaters. There is no “AI governance” committee designed to slow things down and focus power on “managers.” AI should empower American workers to move faster, not slower.
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Every layer of process that stands between frontline workers and their ability to do their jobs is heavy and needs to be destroyed.
seven. The development and deployment of artificial intelligence should prioritize American workers and American industry
The development and deployment of AI should prioritize American workers and American industry. Our goal is not abstract efficiency but concrete American prosperity.
China’s manufacturing productivity Growing at an annual rate of 6%. Our growth rate is 0.4%. If we don’t invest in AI and automation, we will fail. Armed with an AI superpower, U.S. workers undermine China’s competitive advantage.
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I see these principles embodied and lived out every day by men and women who are not invited to speak on panels, record podcasts, and comment. They quietly lead by example, proving that when the most powerful technology ever meets the most capable workforce ever, anything is possible.
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Armed with artificial intelligence, American workers will rebuild our industrial base. He will outshine any competitor. He would create prosperity not only for himself but for his descendants, who would inherit not a declining nation but a rising one.
silicon valley Build artificial intelligence. Wall Street funds it. Washington regulates it.
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But American workers — on the factory floor, in intensive care units, in the field — have it in their hands.
This will make all the difference.
