According to CoinMeta, Silicon Valley leaders such as Elon Musk and Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, were once enthusiastic about the anti-inflation effects of artificial intelligence. However, the reality is that the construction costs of AI are exacerbating the Federal Reserve's fight against inflation. It is estimated that the United States will spend $581 billion on the construction of AI this year, and globally, it could amount to as much as one trillion dollars. At the same time, the adoption rate of AI is lower than expected, leading to increased inflationary pressures in the short term. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh pointed out that the costs and inflation issues associated with AI are complicating his decision-making. Although AI may bring productivity improvements in the future, the current cost pressures are very evident.