but the best thing about it is, it's in margate — and margate�*s where i grew up, margate�*s my hometowna massive lot of creative people and artists coming here now, and living here. and so i love it, it's brilliant. and also, like, it's so fantastic. you can paint, and thenjust go down to the beach and go fora swim. i'm really lucky to have this space. i know i am. and you mentioned working on 20 paintings at the same time — is that how you work? and have you always worked like that, working on different things at the same time? that sounds, like, really over the... it sounds like a woman with arms like a windmill or something. but, erm, no, what it is is that i can have a canvas out for six months, ijust do one wash on it, and ijust leave it for six months, and then i'm working on another one, and then i come in and then just do some mad, chaotic drawing on the wash. then i might write something on another canvas, then i might actually completely paint over another one. so what it is, is, when you have space and time, painting, a lot of it, people think is aboutjust the activity of pai

. >> maurice: california nvidia that empowers the chips that make ai loss or $6 million and margate valleyggest loss by a company ever. ai will be growing and lives a medicine, transportation, education and beyond. >> john: it's being called a sputnik moment for america's ai industry, that's a reference to the panic in the u.s. when the soviets pulled ahead in the space race in the 1950s. so margaret brennan joins us from washington. sputnik moment, or is that overhyped? >> reporter: well, it could be a sputnik moment or a shot across the bow. all that matters, john and maurice, because china and the the u.s. are in a an arms race when it comes to ai. former president biden said it's the most consequential technology of all time, possibly, and opposes profound risk. this technological leap is made by china's deepseek using inferior computer chips that cost 20-30 times less then leading american firms really got the attention of ceos and investors that i have spoken with today who think this could drive more urgency amongst companies to innovate. if the technology is lower-cost, more people