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Tech leaders are all in on AI. The public, not so much.

Summary by West Hawaii Today
Silicon Valley executives promise that artificial intelligence is going to radically change everyone’s life for the better, starting just a few minutes from now. AI is described as the new electricity. It’s even bigger than fire. Don’t bother saving money for retirement because everyone will be rich rich rich.

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Tech leaders are all in on AI. The public, not so much.

Silicon Valley executives promise that artificial intelligence is going to radically change everyone’s life for the better, starting just a few minutes from now. AI is described as the new electricity. It’s even bigger than fire. Don’t bother saving money for retirement because everyone will be rich rich rich.

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West Hawaii Today broke the news in on Monday, February 23, 2026.
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