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Michelle Giuda on Bloomberg TV: US-China Negotiations Won’t Bring Stability—American Leadership Will
Michelle Giuda on Bloomberg TV: US-China Negotiations Won’t Bring Stability—American Leadership Will
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Krach Institute CEO Michelle Giuda told Caroline Hyde of Bloomberg: “Real stability won’t come from another round of US-China tariff talks or even a trade agreement. It will come from total American dominance in the next generation of industries. That’s what victory looks like.”
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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.
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