Everyone is racing to build AI. Almost nobody is asking whether the grid can handle it. In this debut episode, Muneet Bakshi and Robert Peterson examine why power — not algorithms, not talent, not cloud architecture — may be the defining constraint of the intelligence economy, and what enterprises need to understand before it's too late.

Everyone is racing to build AI. Almost nobody is asking whether the grid can handle it. In this debut episode, Muneet Bakshi and Robert Peterson examine why power — not algorithms, not talent, not cloud architecture — may be the defining constraint of the intelligence economy, and what enterprises need to understand before it's too late.

Everyone is racing to build AI. Almost nobody is asking whether the grid can handle it. In this debut episode, Muneet Bakshi and Robert Peterson examine why power — not algorithms, not talent, not cloud architecture — may be the defining constraint of the intelligence economy, and what enterprises need to understand before it's too late.

AI & Energy — Where the Cloud Touches Ground

The Examined Intelligence is a podcast by professionals who spent decades helping big companies wrangle their technology and figured the least they could do is help everyone else make sense of the AI wave before it makes sense of us. Each episode, we pick one idea at the intersection of AI and the real world (energy, healthcare, the law, your job) and talk it through with a balance of hard-won expertise and healthy skepticism. No computer science degree required. For show notes and more, check out https://limnintel.ai/podcast

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