The Ledger, every show
Every statement that passed quotation and attribution checks, across all 44 shows. Pick shows below, then mix any filter with any other.
shows 
every show 44 of 44
Ginn: DC policymakers view Jensen Huang as exporting weapons of mass destruction
“People in DC literally view that Jensen is selling weapons of mass destruction to other countries. Yeah, that's why they use the word diffusion, proliferation, right? Those are nuclear weapons words.”
Ginn: China is under 12 months behind the US on chip advancement
“The actual modes around the information asymmetry that we have as a nation towards China on the advancement of chips is much smaller than we think. And I think it's, like, under 12 months.”
Ginn: Building GPUs is easier than the US government thinks
“Building GPUs is actually much easier than the US government thinks, which is why it, which is why Amazon's doing it, Microsoft's doing it, Facebook's doing it, Broadcom's now a trillion dollar company, and the second is that their actual ability on the Foundr…”
Ginn: Subsidize Intel and TSMC foundries instead of imposing tariffs
“We need to reshore semis, but I think the way you reshore semis is not randomly tariffing stuff and then providing exemptions when you have a lobbyist that is convincing enough to go to the White House. I thought we were supposed to be opposed to that, but I g…”
Ginn: China Is Winning AI Because It Embraced Open Source
“We won the internet because we were free and open. China's winning AI because it's free and open. Not because they care about that.”
Ginn: GPU proliferation has reached escape velocity beyond US government control
“We think GPUs are gonna be everywhere and kind of has reached out escape velocity. There's not really much the U S government can do about it at this point.”
Ginn: US needs the world's largest GPU cluster as a deterrent
“I think America should have the largest GPU cluster in the world as a deterrent.”
Ginn: AGI is a trope because human nature cannot be digitized
“I think that there is an immaterial part of our nature. Numbers are immaterial. Data is numbers. Like it's pretty logical to believe that like we are ourselves an immaterial. There's something about it. Therefore I can't actually put it in bits and bytes. So A…”
Ginn: Nearshoring supply chains to the Americas beats strict US reshoring
“We can have a new Monroe doctrine of like reshoring everything within this hemisphere. And I think that's more of like a reasonable and also quite more achievable Task than just saying everything has to come back into America.”