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How does the U.S. win the AI race without tightening export controls on advanced AI chips to China? NVIDIA CEO: • China will not base its defense on Western tech • The Pentagon doesn’t use Chinese chips • China has domestic AI chips (Huawei, startups) and manufactures at scale,... so its military has access • The U.S. needs a nuanced plan to stay ahead • Make the American tech stack the global standard • If others can’t build on the American stack, they’ll build on another stack • KPI David Sacks 5y → 80% = win; 20% = loss • China: 50% of AI researchers, 30% of the tech market, ~1B users • Cost of isolation: forfeits ~30% of the market, blocks diffusion of U.S. tech, concedes the rest of the world • President Trump wouldn’t view isolation as a winning strategy To win the AI race, the U.S. must lead with the best chips—and win developers and markets worldwide.show more

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We are in an AI race with China that's powered by advanced chips, & the winner will determine the future of global military superiority. We must win this race. My AI Overwatch Act restricts the sale of American advanced chips to China so they can't use our own chips against us.

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Senator Jim Banks

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If America wants to win the AI race, we need to stop holding back our technology. Sell our chips to everyone, even our adversaries. When the world builds on U.S. hardware, we control the platform and stay years ahead. Restricting Nvidia and AMD chips doesn’t hurt China; it just pushes them to build their own stack. That’s a strategic mistake. My message to lawmakers: don’t ban chips. Out-innovate the world and make them dependent on us. That’s how you win the technology war.

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🚨 ELON MUSK: "For the next few years, I think America is likely to win the AI race. Then it will be a function of who controls the AI chip fabrication, the factories that make the AI chips who controls them. If more of them will be controlled by China, then China will win."

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