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Regarding the global competition in AI, Jensen pointed to the imperative for U.S. policymakers to recognize the importance of resources and infrastructure in the landscape of AI development. This competition isn't limited to inventing the technology; rather, it is about how effectively countries apply these advancements in real-world applications.
The U.S., having previously thrived during past industrial revolutions, must focus on reskilling its workforce to effectively adopt AI technologies and not shy away from them. The outlook for the next decade will likely see a major emphasis on understanding AI’s transformative potential as a route to maintaining competitive advantages.