AI Collision Rewind: Uranium & Nuclear, is this a never-ending boom market?

30th June 2024

Welcome to AI Collision 💥,

Note: unfortunately Sam has come down with a sickness bug and hasn’t been able to put together a new AI Collision for you today.

That said, he’s hoping to be better for something new on Thursday.

In the meantime, we’re sending today a trimmed down “rewind” edition from a few weeks back, which was one of our most popular editions. In particular the interview with Sam and CEO of Sprott Asset Management, John Ciampaglia which is as relevant now as it was when we first published.

AI gone wild 🤪

A little while ago I sent you an interview I did with CEO of Sprott Asset Management, John Ciampaglia back in March 2023.

If you missed it, check it out here (it provides great context for what’s coming below).

I sent it because the uranium and nuclear story is critical to the future of AI. We know AI is power hungry, we know that the current energy mix is not going to be sufficient as energy demand looks to double in the coming years.

So what is the answer?

Well, the answer is in the new interview video I recently did with John Ciampaglia.

We look back on our March 2023 interview, dissect what’s been going on in the last year, and then look forward at how uranium and nuclear is going to be critical to industry like AI and what that means for the uranium market, for uranium prices and for uranium and nuclear focused stocks.

There’s a lot of great insight in there, so check it out below,

Weirdest AI image of the day

Rejected Olympic sports – r/Weirddallee

ChatGPT’s random quote of the day

"The real danger is not that computers will begin to think like men, but that men will begin to think like computers."

— Sydney J. Harris

Thanks for reading, and don’t forget to leave comments and questions below,

Sam Volkering

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