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Gavin Baker: "The Magnificent 7 ( Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, NVIDIA, Meta, Tesla ) - today priced at $10-12 trillion, will for sure go to $50-100 trillion. But one or two of those companies will go extinct " this is him on which AI companies will survive, Elon Musk's...

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US is currently in a real standoff with China

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bodilavor 4 Tagen

In some respects, the US cannot compete with China, just as China cannot compete with the US...

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in many ways, their struggle is equal to their cooperation

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Love listening to Gavin Baker, but this video is about a year old.

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codilavor 4 Tagen

what a great takes by Gavin ! he literally said what you should buy, booked bro

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bodilavor 4 Tagen

Yes, Baker proves his points not with words, but with actions so it's worth listening to him, just as it is to Mask

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saved

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watch as soon as possible!

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which two go extinct though

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Picking which two go under is the hard part, Tesla would be my guess

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Great job.

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I'm sure he's not talking his book, right ?

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