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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 46 MIN

How Nuclear Energy Powers AI Revolution with Brian Gitt | Let People Prosper Ep. 191

from Let People Prosper · host Vance Ginn, Ph.D.

America’s next wave of economic growth—from artificial intelligence to advanced manufacturing—will require one critical input: abundant, reliable energy.In this episode of the Let People Prosper Show, I sit down with Brian Gitt of Oklo to explore how advanced nuclear reactors could transform the energy landscape and help meet rapidly rising electricity demand.We discuss the connection between AI and energy, why reliability matters more than ever for data centers and industry, and how new business models like build-own-operate could reshape how power is delivered. We also dig into the policy barriers that continue to slow innovation—and what it will take to unlock true energy abundance.If you care about economic growth, national security, and the future of energy, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.👉 Learn more at https://vanceginn.com👉 Get show notes & updates at https://vanceginn.substack.comSubscribe to the Let People Prosper Show for more conversations on economics, policy, and how to expand opportunity for all.

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