Interviews

Darin Roark

2026-06-08

AI is evolving incredibly quickly. Years ago, we used the term “smart technology,” and now everything is more or less AI. One of the biggest wins for us has been AI-assisted note-taking, which helps providers spend more time focused on patient care and less time documenting.

Dr. Alan Kaplan

CEO

UW Health

2026-06-05

During a patient visit, AI listens to the conversation and automatically generates documentation. Instead of staring at a computer screen, doctors can focus directly on patients and explain things more clearly. The notes are often more accurate and complete than traditional documentation. We now have around 800 physicians using it, and many say they wouldn’t want to work somewhere that doesn’t provide it. We’re also exploring AI in imaging, including mammography screening, where computers may eventually become better at consistently detecting abnormalities.

Matt Miles

CEO

Type One Energy

2026-06-05

The consequences of failure of a device or safety system in fission are very different than in fusion. If any parameter of our device is off, it stops. It just quits.

Paul B. Prager

CEO

TeraWulf

2026-06-05

A year from now, the winners in this industry won't be the companies that announced the biggest projects. They'll be the companies that delivered on time and on budget.

Dr. Jennifer Holmgren

CEO

LanzaTech

2026-06-05

Nobody talks about carbon efficiency. We have to change that to create shorter, more resilient supply chains.

Jose Luis Crespo

CEO

Plug Power

2026-06-05

Between now and 2030, you are going to see a lot of push for this in European and Asian markets. If you have water, sun or wind, and a source of CO2, you can produce fuel. That is where this is going.

Lee Beck

Chief Policy Officer

HIF Global

2026-06-05

Infrastructure timelines are very different from policy timelines, and as soon as you have a policy or political swing within those timeframes, it introduces uncertainty on top of what we're already seeing in the macroeconomic and geopolitical environment.

Raghu Belur

Co-Founder and CPO

Enphase

2026-06-05

We said if technology history is correct, that needs to evolve into something completely decentralized, and applying first principles, the home becomes the unit of intelligence. It produces its own energy, stores its own energy, uses it intelligently, and participates in the optimization of the wider infrastructure.

Andrew Holland

Founding CEO

Fusion Industry Association

2026-06-05

Fusion becomes essentially a manufactured good: the more energy you need, the more machines you manufacture, with limitless and abundant fuel.

Danny Rice

Chief Executive Officer

Net Power

2026-06-05

The differentiator between winners and losers isn't going to be who has the chips or the best large language models, it's going to be who has access to the power.

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