chinese firm, alibaba, that's come out today to much significant for the future of the balance of powerween us and china than tiktok, which at the end the balance of power. is, is this because they got round the sanctions? important as to whether, in effect, they've cheated or they've done it themselves. and accessible ai? advanced chips are essentially like the blood of ai. like deepseek without. .. and its export controls for at least five years now, most notably not under president trump, but under a major demonstration of chinese tech power. they're creating a variety of products. different chinese tech offerings, are in some way able to access? there's a lot in that, and it's a legitimate concern will get a lot of data. and it seems that deepseek's terms of service are very intelligence picture. you ban tiktok or force it to have an american owner, it is... the... do anything else. public attitudes. youthful, opinion. and what... i think, if you look at the broad sweep of know how it works? it's not going to persuade them about... but when you think about how news is curated, how i

also open source, put out by the chinese technology giant alibaba. while deep seek is currently the best, china's big technology companies have been releasing a number of artificial intelligence models, mostly open source, that are getting better and better. if the history of technology is any guide, the ability to see the innards of these models and understand their reasoning should lead to greater and faster tech innovation than using closed models that others can't use for collaboration. second, constraints can be useful as intel's former ceo pat gelsinger has noted. just as art sometimes flourishes in repressive environments where restrictions force artists to be creative, so also engineers often operate best under constraints forced to use second tier chips. chinese engineers produced creative workarounds. that's not just true with deep seek. in 2023, the chinese telecommunications giant huawei released a phone with a seven nanometer chip, a kind that had been explicitly banned by u.s. export controls. there is some evidence that after years of

been either close to or at the heart of the action, either trying to buy a company, big company like alibabagone bankrupt. well, let's. talk about it. it's he's come back. >> it's an opening scene. your opening scene is right out of. >> a movie. >> you have all. >> the financiers in japan coming to this, this wave to see him speak. he talks about how the future. >> is. >> is, is open. japan is going to be the new. >> silicon valley. >> he's the world's richest man. and three. >> weeks later. >> what happens? he loses up to 97% of his paper wealth. that can bust. absolutely at the height of the dotcom bubble. i mean, he is a bit of a p.t. barnum kind of character. he tells a great story. he makes big promises, talks big numbers, but he is at the same time somebody who's amazing comeback several times. and what you're seeing now around artificial intelligence is maybe his fifth and biggest comeback. so. >> so when i. >> read read the opening chapter and saw that happen, i said, well, that's the. >> end of. >> this book because in japan, the japanese culture does not. >> yield itself of the way