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US-China AI competition

Discussed in 13 analyzed podcast episodes across 10 shows

# US-China AI Competition Discussions center on how the US and China are competing across AI development, semiconductor supply chains, computing power, and regulatory approaches, with particular focus on export controls, model distillation attacks, and infrastructure constraints. Key themes include America's need for federal AI strategy and massive power/data center buildouts to maintain technological dominance, concerns that overly restrictive domestic regulation could inadvertently advantage China, and debates over whether to regulate AI development or use cases. The competition extends to emerging technologies like advanced chip manufacturing (EUV lithography) and robotics, with experts emphasizing that control of computing resources and semiconductor access will determine competitive advantage.

Episodes

Moonshots with Peter Diamandis

Moonshots with Peter Diamandis · Mar 24, 2026

Eric Schmidt: Singularity's Arrival, the 92-Gigawatt Problem, and Recursive Self-Improvement Timelines | 241

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TBPN

TBPN · Jan 5, 2026

Dan Wang's Annual Letter, Meta Acquires Manus, Nvidia's $20B Groq Deal | Justin Mares

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