Senator Cynthia Lummis, representing Wyoming, highlighted recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and technology investment within the state through a series of posts on her X (formerly Twitter) account. The posts emphasize Wyoming’s growing role in AI innovation and its appeal to national political figures.
On August 29, 2025, Senator Lummis posted: “Had a great time w/ @EPALeeZeldin and Wyoming leaders as the Cowboy State takes the lead in AI development. Energy powers innovation, and companies like Crusoe & Tallgrass and DISA are investing in Wyoming to bring cutting-edge tech to the US. The future isn’t coming; it’s here.”
Later that day, she extended an invitation to another senator via social media: “I’ve already got the itinerary planned, @SenKatieBritt. I would love to welcome you to the Cowboy State! Thanks for giving me a shoutout on the @katiemillerpod
Full episode https://t.co/9UQBdbqCSehttps://t.co/PFpNeeMFj4” This post references a podcast appearance by Senator Katie Britt and highlights ongoing collaboration among lawmakers.
On August 30, 2025, Senator Lummis reiterated her message about technology leadership: “Crusoe and Tallgrass are proving that America will lead the world in AI innovation. And it starts right here in the Cowboy State.
https://t.co/ixeRFIXIuV”
Wyoming has sought to position itself as a leader in digital asset regulation and technology adoption over recent years. Companies such as Crusoe Energy Systems focus on using surplus energy for data centers supporting blockchain and AI applications. These efforts align with broader state initiatives designed to attract high-tech investment by leveraging local energy resources.
