Humans vs. artificial intelligence, U.S. vs. China, plus tech moguls and their effect on markets: Carl Higbie weighs the different angles of the AI dilemma.

@CarlHigbie Can we stop with the fake narrative about water usage. Generating a photo *moves* maybe a shot glass of water, it does not *use* six bottles of water

@CarlHigbie This is why Taiwan is so critical to the AI industry

@CarlHigbie This is a brilliant take!!!!—ENCORE!!!👌🏾💯😑

@CarlHigbie We cannot let China beat us in the AI race. We. Have the technology and knowledge to beat them in the race for AI

@CarlHigbie Can we program it to just go after illegals and thieving immigrants?

@CarlHigbie This is the real AI debate. America must beat China without building something humanity cannot control. Add mass job displacement and enormous corporate power and the stakes become obvious. AI leadership matters. Human sovereignty matters more.

@CarlHigbie When people choose to compete with God death and destruction becomes the alternative. Humanity is choosing death and so shall be their destruction

@CarlHigbie I use AI for so many things. It's become the most important tool, besides my brain, to invent, invest, invigorate, and initiate financially

@CarlHigbie AI is no longer just a technology story—it’s becoming a geopolitical, economic, and market story. The biggest questions are how the U.S. and China compete, how much influence tech leaders have over markets, and how society adapts as AI reshapes work.

@CarlHigbie Even if the companies agree to slow down, they won't.

@CarlHigbie It’s the democrats

@CarlHigbie RIGHT @sama @realDonaldTrump @TheJusticeDept @USAO_DC @ENERGY

@CarlHigbie We're seeking how to get more money. We're not seeking truth or unity. We're not seeking to discover loves hiding places but seeking how to extract from everyone, predict what they're doing and what will make the most money to control. Love is not in the equation. Junior SPI