Oklo CEO on the Two-Sided Relationship Between AI and Nuclear Power

AI is driving massive energy demand not seen since the initial phases of industrialization, and nuclear energy is uniquely positioned to supply that power, says the CEO of Oklo, a nuclear power company backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman. Jacob DeWitte speaks with host J.D. Durkin about the connection b/w AI & nuclear, what’s at stake with the presidential election, & the regulatory picture moving forward.

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[MrJordib]

Good questions by J.D, good answers by Jacob.

[feralNYC]

Do they have approval from NRC???? Does anybody have this information? How do I get this information? They were denied in 2020, resubmitted, .. what's going on?

[chaptertravels]

The question is whether the NRC will ever let these reactor see the light of day without requiring so many redundant safest systems that the cost goes through the roof. NRC supported NuScale only because they knew it would be so expensive that no one would build it.