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Michelle Giuda on Bloomberg Technology: What the Trump-Xi Beijing Summit Means for Tech and Trust
Michelle Giuda on Bloomberg Technology: What the Trump-Xi Beijing Summit Means for Tech and Trust
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Krach Institute CEO Michelle Giuda joined Bloomberg Technology this morning for a live halftime report on the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing. She offered real-time analysis on what the meeting signals for U.S.-China tech competition, trusted technology, and the global stakes for America’s economic leadership.
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Michelle Giuda joined Bloomberg Tech to discuss what it will take for the United States to lead in artificial intelligence.
While growing coordination between Silicon Valley and Washington is an important step forward, Giuda noted that leadership in AI cannot be limited to those two centers.
“To lead in AI, this can’t be a two-city story,” she said. “It has to include every American in between — and the allies we need to win with.”
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Michelle Giuda on CNBC Squawk Box: AI and National Security at the Frontier
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Michelle Giuda on Bloomberg: Leading in AI Can't Be a Two-City Story
Michelle Giuda joined Bloomberg Tech to discuss what it will take for the United States to lead in artificial intelligence.
While growing coordination between Silicon Valley and Washington is an important step forward, Giuda noted that leadership in AI cannot be limited to those two centers.
“To lead in AI, this can’t be a two-city story,” she said. “It has to include every American in between — and the allies we need to win with.”
As AI continues to evolve, leadership will depend not only on innovation, but on adoption, scale, and collaboration across borders.