Zuck says in this interview that the main barrier to AGI soon is energy, which expands at regulatory, not technological, pace. He notes that there has yet to be a gigawatt data center. Data centers used to have to be placed close to demand, for speed reasons. But AI training is not real-time and can presumably be placed anywhere. Why doesn't Meta build a gigawatt data center in the UAE or some other place with lots of sunlight and few regulatory barriers? Train the huge models there, and then run them (inference) in smaller datacenters closer to demand youtu.be/bc6uFV9CJGg