Unveiling the Invisible: Brian Mengwasser on AI Infrastructure and its Impact on Everyday Life

 “A mature technology is one that’s kind of invisible. It’s helping us achieve our overall gains. It’s helping us be happier. It’s helping us stay connected with people that matter to us.” — Brian Mengwasser, Edgescale AI

In this video, Brian Mengwasser, CEO and co-founder of Edgescale AI, discusses the significance of infrastructure in bringing AI to everyday applications, focusing on overlooked industries like factories and hospitals. He emphasizes the need for distributed compute networks to enable real-time decision-making and highlights the U.S.’s position in infrastructure competency while also acknowledging areas where improvement is needed, envisioning a future where mature AI technology enhances productivity and quality of life.

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