Max Levchin
speaker
2,264 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 13 May
Max Levchin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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answers to some of the biggest questions posed about how superintelligence will play out in the global stage, the AI 2027 scenario, the China wakes up scenario.
You're gonna have to keep waiting because that's not really what this is about.
It's about maybe a little bit of semiconductor supply chain details and export restrictions, but not answering the big questions about what a
U.S.-China relationship looks like in a post-AGI world, a post-ASI world, a post, you know, a fast takeoff scenario.
But it is a big question for both economies.
Not only can American companies acquire Chinese companies that have relocated to Singapore and have sort of moved out.
How strict will China be around maintaining talent and restricting exports of whole companies and technologies?
Even like a single sentence on it from this talk will clearly resound throughout the industry.
And so the Venus flytrap that Xi Jinping is setting for Mr. Trump is on Taiwan.
Xi Jinping wants veto power over arms sales from the United States to Taiwan, and he is pressing for the United States to formally oppose Taiwanese independence as opposed to the current posture of not supporting it.
Xi Jinping will argue the tweak is of no great consequence to Americans and stroke Mr. Trump's ego that he can bring peace to one more troubled region.
Yet that change would disrupt decades of U.S.
policy that, for all its delicate diplomatic wording, has held the peace.
Taiwan is not the aggressor in the Taiwan Strait, a C-series.
Xi Jinping fiction that opposing independence would indulge.
Mr. Trump may not care about Taiwan's freedom or its example that a prosperous Chinese democracy is possible, but the president doesn't want a crisis on his watch, which would be an economic and geopolitical catastrophe.
That's 100% accurate.
Xi Jinping will be looking to see if Mr. Trump suggests he won't defend Taiwan in the clutch.
Trump's diplomacy is above all personal and no one can predict what he'll do in the room.
Japan and others in the region are watching with anxiety, a reminder that US support
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