On May 9, a Senate hearing convened key executives from leading U.S. AI firms—OpenAI, Microsoft, AMD, and cloud services provider CoreWeave—to deliberate on strategies for the United States to uphold its global AI dominance. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, underscored the colossal need for computational power, advanced chips, and sustainable energy in AI development. Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, appealed to the government to streamline the permitting process for energy projects and broaden access to datasets crucial for AI model training. Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, emphasized the integration of AI into everyday technology. Michael Intrator, CEO of CoreWeave, highlighted that data centers could potentially consume up to 12% of the nation's electricity by 2028. All four executives concurred in urging the government to bolster AI infrastructure to secure the U.S.'s competitive edge against China.