Thank you, that looks great!

That's funny because from what I hear, China has been doing very well with AI despite (or maybe because) the AI space is quite regulated, a lot more than the US ... and one might say that it is somewhat cynical to read what China is doing through the lens of the US ... but what do I know.

Yes, looking forward to it!

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Jonah Hill (as Efraim Diveroli): "they call guys like us War Dogs, bottom feeders that make money off of war, without every stepping foot on the battlefield ... it was meant to be derogatory, but ... we kinda liked it"

Nicholas Cage (as Yuri Orlov): "there are over 550 million firearms in circulation worldwide, that's 1 firearm for every 12 people on the plant ... the only question is, how do we arm the other 11"

I'm seeing this duality a lot (often with Eric Schmidt) - a strange mix of warning against the exact systems that they have either developed or capitalised on for the past decade, or that they are in the midst of developing. I am begining to think that extreme ambiguity in speech is an MO.