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    Globalization and the case for competing internationally on AI

    Palmer Luckey criticizes AI-competition messaging; Beff Jezos favors an independent U.S. AI supply chain.

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    Palmer Luckey argues that the architects of the globalized economy are inconsistent in dismissing the need to compete internationally on AI. In a post linking to Luckey’s criticism, Beff Jezos makes a case for a fully integrated U.S. AI supply chain, arguing that dependence on outside suppliers weakens the country’s position.

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    Palmer Luckey criticizes what he sees as an inconsistency in the position of the people he calls the architects of the globalized economy. In his Oct. 3 post on X, he argues that those same people are now dismissing the need to compete with the rest of the world on AI. “Can't have it both ways, brudda,” he writes.

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    The criticism also draws an argument about control of AI technology. In a post linking to Luckey’s statement, Beff Jezos argues against relying on an external AI supply chain. He favors a fully integrated U.S. supply chain, contending that it would give the country a stronger strategic position.

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    @PalmerLuckeyThe architects of our globalized economy, the very same people who sold out us out, are now pretending we don't have to compete with the rest of the world on AI. Can't have it both ways, brudda.2h
    @beffjezosThe architects of the hollowing out of the US want us to externalize our supply of most critical technology (AI), such as to stay externally dependent, as US having fully vertically integrated AI supply chain would make it unassailable They don't want what's in our best interest2h

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    @PalmerLuckeyThe architects of our globalized economy, the very same people who sold out us out, are now pretending we don't have to compete with the rest of the world on AI. Can't have it both ways, brudda.2h
    @beffjezosThe architects of the hollowing out of the US want us to externalize our supply of most critical technology (AI), such as to stay externally dependent, as US having fully vertically integrated AI supply chain would make it unassailable They don't want what's in our best interest2h