A race started by President Trump is leading to the rapid construction of new, experimental nuclear reactors. If they work, they could power data centers for artificial intelligence. But critics worry that the breakneck pace is compromising safety and public trust. NPR correspondent Geoff Brumfiel talks about the potential risks and benefits, and whether this may lead to a new nuclear age. Read more of Geoffâs coverage of the U.S.âs new nuclear reactors here. If you like this episode, check out our episode about what happens inside a top-secret U.S. nuclear facility? ...

