The business environment for foreign companies in China can be summed up in one word,

challenging.

Here the full Wall Street Journal series, the state of Xi's Chinese Dream, all in one

place, and WSJ Special Access, only for subscribers and only on Spotify.

For the Wall Street Journal, lawmakers in Washington are discussing ways to regulate

artificial intelligence.

But while they debate the best approaches, courts made aside some of the most important

economic questions around AI development.

Our reporter Ryan Tracy will join us to discuss the multiple lawsuits involving AI and

how they can shape the landscape for this burgeoning industry.

And video reported record sales for the last quarter.

The chipmaker also projected that surging interest in artificial intelligence will

propel its business faster than expected.

Our semiconductor's reporter Asafitch breaks down the numbers for us.

For its second fiscal quarter, it reported more than $13.5 billion of sales.

But more importantly, it reported around $16 billion of sales for its current quarter,

far, far outpacing what Wall Street had been expecting.

This indicates that the interest in AI and the investments in AI, which Nvidia's

at the center of our skyrocketing, and are showing no signs of slowing down.

Cheers!

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