Joanna Stern

to be competitive, to beat every other country, whether it be China or Europe or Russia, around the data or the AI infrastructure.

If this is what we believe, that we need this giant, massive centers of compute, it has to come from these data centers to get these big models to improve everything we need.

Then we're going to just ultimately end up with these.

Again, it's how is the public, how are our elected officials going to structure that so it does not have massive impact on the financial and social and cultural lives of Americans?

We'll be right back.

I mean, I think it's been amazing, right?

You have people of all ages tuning in.

I was on the YouTube channel last night and it's like millions of followers of just the account that doesn't even like take it into account the actual like people that are watching the stream.

And the streams for some of the time is super boring.

And it was like just the outside.

And it's just like, I think there's a couple million people watching at that point, right?

They're leaving it on in the background and

And there's been a few other viral moments.

I mean, in the tech world, you might ask about this, but the photos the astronauts have been taking using their iPhones from the windows that are just amazing.

And kind of the play on, well, we were supposed to have these space zoom lenses where we could take pictures from Earth of the moon, but yet...

like the best pictures to come from the iPhone ever of the moon are of course of astronauts pointing their cameras outside the window at the moon.

So yeah, I mean, look, I think it's been amazing.

It's really nice to see.

I mean, I think now more than ever, we're there, you know, look, we are lucky right now we have a renewed interest in our space programs.

We have independent companies, private now going to space, trying to really think about what is the future of space exploration looking like.