In today’s video, we delve deep into the often overlooked geopolitical risks associated with our global dependency on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. While AI continues to shape the future in extraordinary ways, there's a critical factor that might disrupt this progress: the semiconductor supply chain.
Most of the world's advanced semiconductors, crucial for everything from mobile phones to AI systems, are manufactured in Taiwan by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). However, with rising tensions in the region and China's increasing assertiveness towards Taiwan, the stability of this supply chain is under significant threat.
In the past month alone, major companies like Samsung, TSMC, and Intel have received substantial funding from the U.S. government, aimed at boosting semiconductor production within the United States. This strategic move highlights a growing awareness of the risks posed by potential conflicts in Taiwan-a scenario that could have profound impacts on global technology supply chains.
Join us as we analyze these complex dynamics, including the strategic moves by global and national powers to secure semiconductor production, and discuss the potential implications on AI development and broader technological advancements. We'll also offer insights into the actions companies and governments are taking to mitigate these risks.
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16 апр 2024
