This is CBS. I on the world. I'm John Bachelor. The future is artificial general intelligence, AgI.

Building that requires fabulous machines made by ASML at the moment,

called FABs, requires software design by NVIDIA, and requires conduct creating the microchips by T.S.M.C. in Taiwan.

All of this describes a world boring.

There will be other manufacturers, other designers,

certainly there will be other producers, factories that produce the chips.

All of this means that there's a competition like the Moon Race. And I learned from

Saddam-Doume of the Wall Street Journal, he writes a column for the journal

editorial page, he says the American Enterprise Institute, that the Biden administration

opinion is that the way forward is to have a partner in India.

Very good evening to you, Saudnan.

India has tech genius.

Much of it is already on its way to America or will be soon enough.

There is an India center I've learned of technology and digital and social production that would be Bangalore.

But there are many opportunities in the future.

What is the Biden administration see?

What does Norengramody see about this partnership?

Good evening to you.

Very good evening to you, too, John.

Well, you know, the backdrop, as you pointed out,

is this new tech Cold War, if we can call it that between the US and China and what

has happened is that over the last 40 years China has transformed itself into a technological powerhouse.

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