Given President Trump's announcement of the Stargate project by OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle to invest up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure within the United States, are there any initial aspects of the project that raise concerns for you? On the flip side, what parts of the initiative do you find most promising?

Looking into the crystal ball, this has all the makings of an overpromise-and-underdeliver scenario.

A major concern is the concentration of AI development in just a few organizations, prioritizing profit over safety and potentially stifling broader innovation. The scale of required data centers will be immense, but once built, they employ relatively few people—so the long-term job creation impact may be overstated.

With limited access to compute resources (CPUs, GPUs, and specialized AI hardware), this level of capital could centralize innovation within a small group, rather than fostering a more open AI ecosystem; see DeepSeek.

The biggest upside? Investors, shareholders, and executives at SoftBank, Oracle, and OpenAI will likely see enormous financial gains.

Concerns: where the electrical power will come from? More power to OpenAI?
Promising: diversity within the investment maybe? There getting more big name players into the mix.

Have they stated what they're actually going to produce or deliver?  It's not clear to me whether the goal is to produce world-leading AI for the sole use of the US government and its allies, or if they're going to offer anything to businesses.