When AI Agents Talk to Each Other: What the Electric Power Grid Reveals About the Next Phase of Intelligence
As AI shifts from single models to interacting agents, intelligence becomes a coordination problem. The electric grid—bound by physics, reliability, and accountability—reveals why agent-to-agent reasoning must be structured, legible, and constrained long before deployment.
The Electricity Customer Bill of Rights Part I: A Framework for Infrastructure-Scale Electric Demand
The AI economy needs electricity, but customers should not subsidize its growth. This series proposes an Electricity Customer Bill of Rights to protect affordability, reliability, transparency, communities, and fair cost allocation while enabling responsible infrastructure-scale demand.
Brandon Owens
How Artificial Intelligence Data Centers Are Reshaping the Regulatory Architecture of U.S. Electricity
AI data centers are stressing U.S. power regulation. The article argues for verified large-load governance: milestone-based forecasting, cost-causation tariffs, flexible service classes, operational visibility, and coordinated federal-state oversight.
Morgan Bazilian
