Maria Bartiromo

Let's talk a bit about China and where it is relative to the United States.

Are we winning?

Is it about chips?

What's the race specifically really about?

Right.

It's a great point.

And what would happen if the U.S.

is not number one in this, Michael?

It's an important point that you make in terms of exporting AI to the rest of the world.

Is it true that China is telling its companies, don't use American chips, don't use American AI right now?

So where are we in that, Michael?

I mean, first, you all came up with the AI action plan, then came up with another plan in terms of exporting AI to the rest of the world.

What can you tell us in terms of where we are in that?

And I love the Draghi report because it was so clearly identifying companies that are in Europe that, you know, like Novo Nordisk is like 350 billion or 400 billion dollar company.

And in America, we've had companies of trillion dollar companies, NVIDIA hitting five trillion dollars.

So so what is the path to innovation?

So let me push back before we go and ask you to identify any risks or threats or downside risks in all of this.

What should we be worried about, if anything, with regard to AI usage?

It's a great point to make before we wrap up real quick on jobs.

Can either of you explain what Elon Musk is saying about the impact of AI said we're not going to need to work?