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countries privilege their survival over all their considerations, and the way to survive in the international system is to be powerful. And you measure your power based on the gap between you and the next most powerful country. And I think that twent
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Yeah. Kinda cool that these things you know, somebody came up with this the this concept of the arena, and all these different tests. I do wonder if building for the tests at a certain point is kind of like kids mastering the SATs. And, like, at a ce
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will win, and it will drive economic vibrancy and military supremacy. The Trump administration believes that AI will have countless revolutionary applications. We believe that America's destiny is to dominate every industry and be the first in every
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The US and China are the two leading countries in the world economically, militarily, technologically. They both care about their survival. The best way to ensure your survival in a self help world is by being the most powerful. And so these are grea
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are gonna be the ones that can dominate in the AI race. However, as you can see from the graph here, China is on pace by 2,030 to three x the amount of generation by against The US. But this isn't the whole story. You see, we constantly think about A
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So your thought on the kumbaya theory, exposed by Freebird. Yeah. Exactly. I I'll partially agree in the sense that I don't think the AI race is a finite game. It's an infinite game. I agree that there's no finish line, but that doesn't mean there's
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took the absolute pole positions. But this is a real accomplishment, and I think it just shows that there's several different AI labs here in The US that are able to successively create state of the art models. And I think that's very encouraging for
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I want The US to be the most powerful country. And, you know, in my little part of the world, that means winning the AI race. Can I, respond to that? Yeah. Yeah. I I think it's really important that the, as an you, you know, you as a patriotic Americ
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new frontiers, and we control our own fate. And we determine, by doing that, our own destiny. Winning this competition will be a test of our capacities unlike anything since the dawn of the space age. I believe that. It's hard to believe, as a, as th
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...that the dominance of the CUDA ecosystem and NVIDIA, etcetera, is what we should really care about and that we're cutting our shooting ourselves at the foot if we get too nervous about where our chips are going in the world. David Sacks basically def
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index or whatever that is of a seven or or eight different tests. Maybe you could show this versus the competition. I think it's the next thing, Jared. So the chart the the chart that I thought was the most interesting is this one. So it's from the g
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“Why AI apps will dominate over infrastructure in the next wave”
On the app layer, I think the reason for a new swath of companies is is more compelling just because I think application layer, ultimately, you are not only changing the back end, you're also really c
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“Amazon will dominate the future with AI letting one person do four jobs”
enhanced. One person being able to do three or four jobs, it it just changes the nature of how profitable a company like Amazon, which is like my number one pick for, like, the company of the future,
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...dominance. All they have to do is move their existing customers into a AI engineering management world, then the browser based things separately, and just try and stay vaguely relevant and defend the market cap and, you know, grow the business 20%. I
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