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Our bipartisan legislation would encourage the Small Business Administration to provide small businesses with the information and resources they need to better understand and adopt artificial intelligence tools.
“But it does require transparency, discipline, and a clear strategy to ensure any costs borne by Americans are tied to well-defined national security objectives. I supported this legislation because the stakes are too high to stand still…
By reauthorizing these programs, we help ensure America remains the world’s leader in developing and commercializing critical and emerging technologies.
America has the resources. We have the workers. What we don’t need is years of government red tape standing in the way.
That gets us close enough to a legislative session where we can look at it more seriously.
Affordability has been a top priority.
I am pleased the IURC agreed to rehear the AES rate hike and I applaud OUCC Abby Gray on her steadfast work on behalf of Hoosiers! Affordability for Hoosiers is my number one issue and I won’t stop fighting to ease the burden of high…
However, China’s rise in biotechnology and the growing risks of antimicrobial resistance present new challenges to the United States.
Quantum applications promise to dramatically transform every industry and sector of our economy and revolutionize our technological capabilities.
I was proud to help make this investment possible through the CHIPS and Science Act, and I look forward to seeing the impact it will have on Hoosiers and our country for decades to come.
This project will create good-paying jobs, strengthen our national and economic security, and ensure the technologies of the future are developed and manufactured here in the United States.
SK hynix’s historic investment in West Lafayette is further proof that Indiana is leading the way in rebuilding America’s semiconductor industry.
NIPSCO is a monopoly utility that Hoosiers pay every month with the expectation that it will use its considerable resources to maintain its system, prepare for severe weather and restore service as quickly as possible when disaster strikes.
Indiana is a great place to do business, especially the energy business.
If they deliver on that, then shareholders should have an opportunity to make a reasonable return on their investments, but no guarantee if they don’t hold up their end of the bargain on affordability.
The top priority for (investor-owned utilities) should be affordability and reliability for ratepayers.
It’s imperative upon the homeowners, imperative upon those who’ve been affected, that you’re not leaving your Hoosier common sense at the door when they come knocking on the door.
This federal assistance is much needed and will strengthen ongoing local and state efforts.