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Mo Gawdat

04/09/25

@ Tom Bilyeu

China is reinvesting funds into industrial capacity, particularly in areas like microchips, aiming to build chips that could surpass Nvidia's technology within the next 6 to 8 years.

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"AI Is Creating a New God—And We’re Not Ready" Mo Gawdat on AI, Tech Arms Race With China & UBI

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"AI Is Creating a New God—And We’re Not Ready" Mo Gawdat on AI, Tech Arms Race With China & UBI

04/09/25

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