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Colin?s Note: Today, we have a guest insight from colleague and bestselling financial author, Nomi

[The Bleeding Edge]( Colin’s Note: Today, we have a guest insight from colleague and bestselling financial author, Nomi Prins. Like Colin, Nomi believes AI will transform our society in ways few can predict. And it will be a megatrend for investors. That’s why, tonight at 8 p.m. ET, Nomi’s hosting an event where she will show you a sector primed for explosive growth. It’s part of a rising AI trend that’s being fast-tracked by the White House, the FDA, and Silicon Valley. [Go here to sign up](. Then read on for more from Nomi on AI’s “wake up” moment… how the biggest gains in any trend are made by those who act at the right time… and why that time is now for AI. --------------------------------------------------------------- This Is AI’s “Wake Up” Moment By Nomi Prins, Editor, Inside Wall Street With Nomi Prins [Nomi Prins] In 2014, I spent a hot summer in Abilene, Kansas researching my book, All the Presidents’ Bankers: The Hidden Alliances that Drive American Power. For weeks, I dug through original documents at the Eisenhower Presidential Library. That’s how I got a sense of who President Dwight “Ike” Eisenhower was – and why his vision resonates today. It might surprise you to hear this, but without Eisenhower, we probably wouldn’t have the modern internet. That’s because in 1958, he formed something called the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA). ARPA brought together some of the smartest people in America. And one of its projects was to build a large-scale computer network. That network was called ARPANET. But it didn’t really hit its stride until 1974. Why? Because up until that point, computers on the ARPANET were basically all speaking different languages. But in 1974, scientists figured out a way for computers to all “talk” to each other. And so, the internet was born. However, it took another two decades for investors to get really rich on the internet trend. That’s when the dot-com bubble sent the NASDAQ soaring by nearly 500% in the 1990s. And that’s why I’m telling you all this today. Because right now, we’re at a similar “wake up” moment for the next big tech megatrend. And that megatrend is artificial intelligence (AI). The concept of AI has been around for ages. In fact, my dad helped develop the building blocks for AI starting in the 1970s, when he worked at IBM. Just like the internet, it’s taken decades for AI to hit the mainstream. But now, it’s happening. And as we learned from the internet, the biggest gains are made by those who spot the trend at the right time – not too early, not too late. That’s the profit window that’s opened today with AI. Let me explain… Recommended Link [“One-Stock Millionaire” Trades ONE Stock for 3 Decades… Wins In Any Market]( [image]( Jeff Clark here… I’ve joined the ranks of the top 1% of wealthy Americans… by IGNORING 99% of the entire stock market. Among 6,000 different stocks on the market to choose from… Hides ONE incredibly special stock. I call it, [“The One-Stock Retirement”]( because I’ve used it for over 3-decades (through ANY market) closing gains like 373%, and more – time and time again. Trading this ONE stock over and over again is changing the lives of everyday folks across the world – from school teachers to doctors. You do not need trading experience and you can [get started with only $100!]( [Click Here to Learn More About My Secret.]( -- More Than Just a Wall Street Buzzword Yes, AI is a buzzword on Wall Street. We’ve seen companies like NVIDIA soar 219% this year just because of their connection to this multitrillion-dollar trend. But the government spending about to be unleashed will catapult even more AI-related companies. The U.S. set aside $1.6 billion for AI in fiscal year 2023, according to Bloomberg Government data. And that number is expected to increase. Another Bloomberg AI report noted that the market for generative AI is set to explode. They’re talking about programs like Google’s Bard and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. This market alone could be worth $1.3 trillion over the next 10 years. That’s up from just $40 billion in 2022 – a 3,150% increase. These two trends show us that in the near-term, government spending on AI is set to boom… And the private sector spending on AI is set to explode, with over $1 trillion in revenue over the next decade. AI for the Future I was in Washington just before the White House issued its new AI executive order. And the buzz around AI was already building in Congress. During my closed-door meetings, I learned that AI and harnessing the power of self-learning is attracting both accelerated interest – and concern. For some legislators, it means keeping up with China’s AI prowess. For others, national security for infrastructure, energy, and communications systems is key. Several Congressional leaders from growing industrial and tech hub states, such as Illinois and Ohio, have business interests in utilizing AI to gain a corporate and competitive edge in their districts. As the old adage goes, “Politics is local.” AI is no longer just a couple of science fiction books selling stories. It is real and impacting Congressional members and their constituents. Yes, AI has enormous upside and could help the economy – but only if the right systems are in place. On both sides of the aisle, every leader and staffer I spoke with saw AI’s potential. As well as its rising impact as an area where cybersecurity matters are key. As I learned from my meeting at Representative Robin Kelly’s (IL) office, AI is critical for the Internet of Things (IoT). It also comes into play for grid and energy efficiency. Representative Joyce Beatty’s (OH) staffer noted AI will impact everything from computers to the agricultural sector. And Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers’ (WA) staff underscored the need for AI, to protect national security data and large-scale infrastructure. I mention these three Congressional offices because they represent a spectrum of regions, constituents, and local economies. While all are very different, AI will impact each one in unique ways. More AI Means More Power It was also clear that Congress understands AI will only go as far as we can support it. At the most basic level, that means having the electric power and infrastructure to support AI’s demands on the grid. By 2027, AI tech servers could require 85-134 terawatt hours per year, on average. That’s about what Argentina, the Netherlands, and Sweden each use in a year. And it would be almost 0.5% of the world's current electricity use. That means AI will use as much energy as entire countries do today. As an example, last year, data centers that power all computers used about 1-1.3% of the world’s electricity. That includes Amazon’s cloud and Google’s search engine. So you can understand the massive demand that AI will be merging with. AI will also be using the data and energy from those servers to complete its tasks. Think of it as a system that can only continue to enhance and self-learn when more and more inputs are given. In other words, AI is only as good as the data it’s given. Without the right energy transmitted to keep up with demands and the right data to feed into the system, AI is like a supercharged Ferrari with no fuel. That’s why focusing not just on AI technology itself but on the cybersecurity systems in place and the energy that powers them is pivotal. Those two elements will be the keys to fast and how far AI will go. Your Move The sheer volume of data gathering and insights that AI could assemble is beyond anything governments or even the brightest science and technology minds have ever achieved. Securing and protecting that information and its use will be crucial. So what does it mean for you? We are at the second pitch of the first inning with AI. It’s just like the internet when it was first incubated in the 1950s by the government. It will touch almost every part of the economy. And that means it will boost both established and more under-the-radar companies. And now, everyone from Washington to Wall Street is really starting to wake up to its potential. In fact, we’re looking at what could be one of the most lucrative moneymaking trends we’ll see over the next 12 to 24 months. That’s why this evening at 8 p.m. ET, I’m holding an urgent market briefing called [Wall Street and Washington’s Unfair AI Investment Advantage Exposed](. At the briefing, I’ll show you a sector primed for explosive growth. It’s part of a rising AI trend that’s being fast-tracked by the White House, the FDA, and Silicon Valley. A year from now, everyone will be wishing they took action. I don’t want you to be left behind. So, [join me tonight]( at 8 p.m. ET. And I’ll see you then. Regards, [signature] Nomi Prins Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to feedback@brownstoneresearch.com. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… [WARNING: Prepare for “Biden Shock” Tomorrow, December 13th]( President Biden could go on national TV and shock the nation, just like President Nixon did in 1971. That’s when Nixon went on live TV and took the dollar off the gold standard... Triggering an 87% collapse in the value of the U.S. dollar. Now, President Biden could do something similar. [Click here for three critical steps to take immediately or risk losing it all.]( [image]( [Brownstone Research]( Brownstone Research 55 NE 5th Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33483 [www.brownstoneresearch.com]( To ensure our emails continue reaching your inbox, please [add our email address]( to your address book. 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