Greylock Partners' Reid Hoffman: Don't Think Divestment Is a Smart Strategy

The video discusses the US-China policy on AI divestment, arguing that staying connected is more beneficial than divestment. It highlights the importance of competition and global connections for AI leadership. The video also covers China's national strategy to lead in AI by 2030 and the US's response with export controls, which are seen as aggressive and potentially adversarial.

What is the speaker's stance on the US-China policy of divestment in AI?

• The US should lead alone.

• Divestment will lead to peace.

• Staying connected is beneficial.

• Divestment is a smart strategy.

What is China's goal regarding AI by 2030?

• To be the world's largest AI consumer.

• To lead in AI research and development.

• To collaborate with the US on AI.

• To restrict AI development.

How does the speaker describe the US export controls on China?

• A friendly gesture.

• A declaration of economic war.

• A minor inconvenience.

• An invitation for collaboration.

What is the potential consequence of the US's economic policies towards China?

• A hyper adversarial footing.

• Economic prosperity for both.

• Improved relations.

• Increased collaboration.

What might China do in response to US economic policies?

• Ignore the policies.

• Use its levers against the US.

• Seek alliances with Europe.

• Increase imports from the US.