Build American AI works to educate policymakers and the public on how pro-innovation policies can strengthen U.S. leadership, competitiveness, and trust in AI.
San Jose reports bus speeds rose 20% after expanding AI traffic-signal priority citywide.
More cities should measure AI by what benefits happen in people's day to day lives.
Denton, Texas' data centers have paid more than $3.1M in property taxes to the city, Denton ISD and Denton County, $475,000 in sales tax, more than $8.8M in franchise fees and more than $2M in lease revenue.
Meta's DeKalb, Illinois data center was billed $31.1M in property taxes for 2025.
60.9% of that goes to DeKalb School District 428. The mayor credits Meta’s property-tax revenue with helping make Mitchell Elementary possible.
Yesterday we collaborated with @newindustrials to host the New Industrial Age Forum.
The future of American exceptionalism will be led by young entrepreneurs building startups and solving problems that previous generations thought were not possible.
Applied Digital told North Dakota lawmakers that Ellendale’s sales-tax collections reached $4.5M in the first eight months of 2026, compared with about $350,000 a year before the data center buildout.
Applied Digital expects to be the largest single taxpayer in North Dakota by 2029.
This is a terrific example of AI expanding economic opportunity.
A text-to-speech tool for deaf and hard-of-hearing delivery workers made them faster, improved ratings, increased labor supply and retention, boosted profits, and closed one-third of the disability pay gap.
Pumped up hearing @isaiah_p_taylor at the @newindustrials forum in DC describe how the average American contributed to greatness on the Apollo missions in all the states you don’t think of every day.
It’s time to build greatness again!
Reindustrialize!
The New Industrial Age Forum is the place to be for builders.
The roundtable discussions being had here will propel America into the future.
@Innovators
Quincy, Washington shows what a good data center deal looks like.
About 30 facilities shoulder an estimated 57% of local property taxes, funding a $120M high school, library, hospital, and police and fire stations.