Chris McGuire

Chris McGuire, a Senior Fellow for China and Emerging Technologies, discusses the implications of the U.S. allowing Nvidia's H200 chip sales to China, weighing national security against commercial interests. Alex Heath, a technology journalist, dives into Google's new smart glasses, highlighting their potential in the wearables market and the impact of AI integration. The conversation also touches on societal issues, with insights into rising OnlyFans spending and its connection to loneliness in America.

Chris McGuire, a tech expert from the Council on Foreign Relations, discusses a major shift in U.S. semiconductor policy, allowing China access to advanced NVIDIA chips, potentially reshaping the AI race. Ed Butler shares insights on Australia's age restrictions for social media, highlighting the challenges for content creators. Marcella Mora unveils the recent police raids in Argentine football, revealing significant money laundering investigations. The conversation emphasizes global tech dynamics, social media impacts, and urgent issues in sports governance.

Chris McGuire, a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations specializing in emerging technologies, joins political commentator Dave Brat to dive into the fierce competition in AI. They dissect the strategic risks of exporting advanced AI chips to China and the implications for U.S. national security. McGuire warns that relaxing export controls could diminish America's lead in technology. Brat critiques the Federal Reserve's policies and emphasizes the importance of robust industrial strategies to strengthen economic growth amidst this tech battle.