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Balancing AI Risks With the Race to Stay Ahead of China

As debate intensifies over the risks of advanced AI and the rapid expansion of data centers, Eclipse CEO Lior Susan venture argues the industry needs collaboration rather than a retreat to avoid ceding the US’s technological lead over China. He also says the tech industry needs to do a better job explaining the benefits of…

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As debate intensifies over the risks of advanced AI and the rapid expansion of data centers, Eclipse CEO Lior Susan venture argues the industry needs collaboration rather than a retreat to avoid ceding the US’s technological lead over China. He also says the tech industry needs to do a better job explaining the benefits of data centers to local communities and how physical AI could become a major driver of US economic growth. He joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.”
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  1. @heyNXS

    September 11, 2026 at 3:44 pm

    china already won, ya dumb-f*cks, they already have AI facial recognition paired with social credit scores. Their autonomous robots are ahead of ours, and AI alteady runs things there.

    if anything, the USA is just becoming an extension of China, so they dont get left behind, especially when the leadership clings to autonomous robots and AI. 🫵🤣🤣There is no ‘race to AI”.

  2. @rajanmisra

    September 11, 2026 at 5:03 pm

    A car cannot build another better car. Very soon an Ai can create a better Ai .. and the new better Ai .. an even better one and so on. The car analogy does not really apply to Ai.

    • @AgentJJones

      September 11, 2026 at 6:45 pm

      Relax Kid 🤣😭 We understand your young mind can’t comprehend Adult Technology stick with Tik Tok.

      We The Adults will take care of it.

      In the mean time stop watching Movies you need a break 😂

    • @yvonneschilling3186

      September 12, 2026 at 9:28 am

      Denial!

    • @yvonneschilling3186

      September 12, 2026 at 9:29 am

      ​@AgentJJonesDenial!

  3. @mariadonoyan245

    September 13, 2026 at 5:28 am

    If the wormhole is truly what Einstein-Rosen + ER=EPR suggests – a single, continuous, entangled spacetime – then there is no copying. There is no moment where you are here and there. There is only one continuous worldline that goes through the throat. You don’t get teleported. You get squeezed and re-expressed. If AI can keep that channel open, stable, with negative pressure dark energy, without decoherence – if it can prevent the wave-function from collapsing into a copy – then the observer on the other side is not someone who believes he is you. He is you, who has just traveled. That is the crucial task of AI in my model. AI is not the printer. AI is the midwife of continuity. Its job is to make sure the passage through singularity is not a cut-paste, but a cut-and-stay-connected. Its job is to preserve quantum coherence of consciousness long enough that the universe cannot tell where one universe ends and the next begins.

  4. @LeoA-v8j

    September 13, 2026 at 7:05 am

    What do you mean “we” invented cars? 😂

  5. @jansean2497

    September 13, 2026 at 8:53 pm

    We don’t need AI, billionaires do.
    China wouldn’t be a threat if we weren’t handing our infrastructure over to billionaires.

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