Corning Partners with AI’s NVIDIA Creating Jobs Instead of Replacing Them
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The two companies will build three optical fiber facilities in North Carolina and Texas, creating 3000 jobs. Alata's AI Expert, Matt Rosen, says that's good for the Lone Star State, while a number of states want to ban data centers. "They're what we need to power the economy, to power artificial intelligence and to power a lot of these new job opportunities." Rosen said. The AI expert says Texas is winning because we don't allow regulations to get in the way. "We have a lot of companies, a lot of jobs, a lot of manufacturing moving here because we make it easy for people to do business." Rosen said. He says Ford learned the hard way as they tried to lay off over 300 senior engineers and brought them back because he said the company just couldn't do what they could without them. As far as the overwhelming opinion, that jobs are threatened due to the technology, Rosen points to AI's Anthropic CEO, Dario Amodei- who warned Americans on social media that AI would take over jobs. "What do you expect? People are going to react that way. Leaders lay off people not AI. A lot of the tech companies hired too many people during Co-Vid, and now they blame AI, and now they just use it as an excuse." Rosen added. "As a 175-year-old company we are going through the fastest growth period. We will probably double our size over the coming years, and almost all of our new hires will be in...
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