According to informed sources, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's plan to attract global investors to support the construction of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure is becoming clearer, with a focus on launching in various states in the United States, expected to cost billions of dollars. The types of projects being discussed include building data centers, increasing energy capacity and transmission through turbines and generators, and expanding semiconductor manufacturing. Supporters may include investors from Canada, South Korea, Japan, and the United Arab Emirates. It is expected that other private companies will also participate in the project. OpenAI's largest investor, Microsoft, may be a potential partner, but Microsoft did not specifically comment on the project but stated that it is aware of and involved in any extensive infrastructure related efforts of the company. @sewilyaw

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is seeking global investors to fund AI infrastructure projects in the US, costing billions, including data centers and semiconductor manufacturing. Microsoft may join.