I think China remains a big opportunity for investment, despite the added risks involved.

The cost of winning, in terms of human capital drained from other countries, can lead to geopolitical instability, and we actually want these countries to be strong for global cooperation.

I worry that nationalization or stringent regulations could hinder progress in AI safety rather than help it.

I'm increasingly worried that we've rendered ourselves ungovernable due to the shattered information landscape.

If capital flows are unregulated, they can create a 'virtual senate' of concentrated financial capital that imposes decisions on governments through the threat of capital flight, undermining democracy.

Technology tends to isolate us, making communities less interdependent and weakening social bonds, which is a significant issue in our modern lives.

I'm concerned about the potential for a surveillance state with the rise of digital currencies and social credit systems.

Investing in AI infrastructure and preventing capital lock-in will be crucial for countries to remain competitive in the future.

The growing tensions between China and the US should be a concern for everyone.