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He argues AI and semiconductors are not a one-country capture problem due to globally distributed supply chains, keeping strategic leverage with the U.S. despite industrial competition.
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He argues AI and semiconductors are not a one-country capture problem due to globally distributed supply chains, keeping strategic leverage with the U.S.
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"yes but you're like no no no no no no doesn't that mean that China could one day overtake the United States could China..."
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"reverse the production of the semiconductors because it's too sophisticated it's too expensive only only one country can specialize only one field okay doesn't..."
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