Open air is contribution to the San Francisco economy. It's a little bit clear, right. Dev Day There are thousands of attendees.There are people being drawn to the city to work in the field of AI. But probably the biggest story most recently was the secondary sale. Open air employees being able to sell some of their stock wealth creation.And as a place to start, I wondered, has the city recognized any kind of trickle down economic benefit from that. All of these people that have made careers and now, well, ...

AI Race & Adoption - The US AI action plan aims to compete with China, focusing on both innovation and adoption of AI [1] - Winning the AI race depends on which countries can best utilize AI for economic benefit [2] - The US has an advantage in AI adoption, but the race is still open [3] - AI adoption requires focus on talent, infrastructure, data, and governance frameworks [5][6] US AI Exportation - The US aims to be a net exporter of AI technology, including hardware and software [7] - AI adoption relies on cutting-edge cloud services and software, much of which originates in the US [9] Copyright & Training Data - Access to training data is crucial for the US to stay ahead in the AI race [11][12] - The US government acknowledges the importance of training data for AI development [11] EU Competitiveness - The EU has significant potential to benefit from AI if it focuses on adoption [13] - Addressing digital sovereignty barriers and streamlining regulations are important for the EU to effectively adopt and use AI [13][14]