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AI isn’t a bubble — it’s a supercycle. Altimeter CEO Brad Gerstner joined Sara Eisen on CNBC’s Money Movers to unpack the OpenAI headlines, the AI infrastructure buildout, and what’s next for the market. Key takeaways from Brad: “We’re in a global AI race with China. This is like...

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🇨🇳 China’s AI+ economy isn’t chasing AGI fantasies, it’s rebuilding the foundations of a real economy. Watch this WEF panel and one thing becomes obvious: Western commentators keep asking, “Has China caught up?” China is asking, “How do we deploy AI across an entire nation?” Two completely different civilizational contexts. China’s strategy isn’t AGI worship, it’s diffusion, cost reduction, and industrial embedding. AI isn’t a demo or a press release. It’s flowing into manufacturing, logistics, finance, autonomous driving, energy, into the places where real value is created. Core points from the panel: 1. AI Action Plan — China is not obsessed with AGI timelines, but with making AI cheap, scalable, and ubiquitous. 2. Adoption Targets — 70% AI device penetration by 2027, 90% by 2030. 3. Extreme Efficiency — top labs are producing competitive models with 1% of the resources used by Western labs. 4. Market-first ecosystem — 85% approval for autonomous driving; China is the world’s largest real-world sandbox for AI-native services like RoboTaxi. 5. Infrastructure advantage — energy strategy + green data centers = long-term compute stability. 6. Full industrial chain integration — AI is lowering costs in retail design, marketing, drug R&D, and more — turning AI into a return-on-investment engine, not a bubble. 7. Education reform — AI literacy is being embedded from elementary school; the challenge isn’t “AI taking jobs” but raising students who can think deeper than AI’s instant answers. 8. DeepSeek moment — the benchmark shock isn’t a one-off; China’s iteration speed is accelerating. Meanwhile, Western CEOs keep saying the quiet part out loud: “We can’t pause AI because China won’t.” Exactly. Because China’s AI isn’t built for headlines, it’s built for industry, productivity, and national-scale deployment. China is no longer playing the same game, it already moved to the next board. The West debates safety memos, China deploys AI to 1.4 billion people. This is what an AI+ economy actually looks like.

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