DeepSeek Shouldn't Be a Surprise: Michelle Giuda

The transcript discusses China's ambition to lead in AI and the US's response, emphasizing the need for innovation and tighter export controls. It highlights significant investments in AI and the importance of graduating more engineers to compete with China. The debate between regulation and innovation is explored, with a focus on the US's strength in innovation. Concerns about data security and potential bans on Chinese technology are also addressed.

What is the significance of China's ambition to be the global leader in artificial intelligence?

How should the United States respond to China's advancements in AI according to the text?

What are the proposed measures for improving the effectiveness of export controls?

Discuss the implications of the $100 billion investment initiative mentioned in the text.

What challenges does the U.S. face in terms of engineering graduates compared to China?

What is the suggested approach to regulation in the context of AI innovation?

How does the text suggest the U.S. can maintain its position as a leader in AI?