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SB 212 enshrining a “right to compute” into state law just passed the Senate floor 50-0! “The legislature finds that the rights to acquire, possess, and protect property under Article II, section 3, of the Montana constitution, and the freedom of expression under Article II, section 7, of the Montana constitution, also embody the notion of a fundamental right to own and make use of technological tools, including computational resources.”

1) The AI ​and energy policy debates will ​fully converge ​next year and become the most important technology policy issue of 2025​ and beyond. ​2) This will result in the unholy marriage of anti-AI and anti-energy forces. Basically, doomers meet degrowthers and have a baby named techno-stagnationism. 3) The preferred tool of techno-stagnationists will be the expanded use of highly restrictive permits and open-ended audits. AI opponents are already proposing NEPA for AI to follow the blueprint of what NEPA has already done to slow energy innovation in the United States. 4) If this anti-innovation, techno-stagnationist vision prevails, it will completely derail the computational revolution in the U.S. We need a positive energy abundance vision + an AI freedom agenda or else America will lose ground to China and other nations in the race for global competitiveness and geopolitical security. 5) This should not be a partisan thing. We need policymakers of all stripes to embrace a vision of abundance and opportunity in both energy and artificial intelligence technology for the good of the nation.

An incredible moment for our industry in Washington. The Republican platform includes a section on crypto that makes the simple, correct case: let this transformative technology thrive in America. We encourage political candidates from both parties to embrace this perspective. https://t.co/lNdChcMXoQ