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Brookfield’s Flatt Says AI ‘Slowing Down Anyway’ as Builders Can’t Keep Up

TL;DR

Brookfield Corp. Chief Executive Officer Bruce Flatt said the artificial-intelligence race is already slowing because developers can’t build enough infrastructure to keep pace with what AI companies are demanding. Brookfield Corp. Chief Executive Officer Bruce Flatt said the artificial-intelligence race is already slowing because developers can’t build enough infrastructure to keep pace with what AI companies are demanding.

Nauti's Take

Small teams should verify compute capacity, data access, provider limits, and expected latency before scaling an AI workflow. A prototype can work technically while failing on cost, waiting time, or available capacity at production volume.

Treat infrastructure availability as an early validation step for any serious automation.

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