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US Working on 'AI Package' to Export
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-07-24 18:21
Government & Policy - The administration aims to ensure continued American dominance in critical technology, demonstrated by the participation of the Vice President and five cabinet secretaries [2][3] - The administration is focused on deregulation and expediting permits to make the action plan actionable for corporate America [4] - The Department of Commerce is tasked to work with American industry to create export packages for AI technologies, in collaboration with the State Department [7] - The administration aims to remove Marxist ideology from the federal government, influencing AI model procurement to avoid supporting such ideologies [23] AI Industry & Technology - The US aims to export its AI stack globally, including cloud, chips, and algorithms, to become the ecosystem of choice [5] - The administration is comfortable with large clusters of chips going to third parties, but American company access to that stock would be part of the evaluation process [6] - The entire world wants to run on American rails, emphasizing the need to remove regulations to facilitate global access to American AI technology [10] - Copyright issues related to materials used in training AI models are under discussion globally, with the US aiming to allow training to happen domestically [11][12] Talent & Workforce - There's a need to attract talent from outside the US to fuel the AI industry, acknowledging that many AI researchers are first-generation immigrants [16] - The percentage of Americans pursuing high-end STEM degrees has been declining, requiring efforts to reverse this trend [18] - Reskilling and retraining programs are crucial to support the labor market upheaval caused by AI, with electricians and other skilled workers needed for building AI infrastructure [19][20]
Jacob Helberg on the Trump AI Action Plan
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-07-23 19:52
Economic Growth & Competitiveness - The White House action plan aims to provide "shock therapy" for American competitiveness in the industry [2] - The plan balances security objectives with the need to scale the industry and remain competitive through investment, infrastructure, and diplomacy [3] - Deregulation is a central pillar to unleash American builders and foster job creation by reducing time spent on legal fees and bureaucracy [5][6] - The plan emphasizes historic investments in critical infrastructure, especially the energy grid, to increase electricity supply which has stagnated since 2008 [4] Technology & Innovation - The administration prioritizes AI opportunity, contrasting with an overemphasis on safety stemming from concerns about negative impacts on labor markets [10] - Exporting the American technology stack is important to expand market share, lock out competitors, and establish America as the platform on which the rest of the world builds [7][8][9] - The goal is to have a broad and diverse user base to develop the most advanced algorithms [8] Labor Market & Productivity - The administration believes that increased labor productivity through technological breakthroughs like AI will lead to increased demand for labor and job creation, referencing Jevons Paradox [10][11]
White House Unveils ‘AI Action Plan’ to Spur Development
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-07-23 18:20
Let's start with the Trump action plan. What is this action plan which has been released this morning. Well, it's 23 pages of policy framework, essentially, that is positioned to help what the administration would put it as America winning in Haiti.There's a heavy emphasis on the infrastructure requirements needed, particularly around energy and the energy needed for data center build out. But it goes a little bit further than that in talking about deregulation, essentially cutting red tape on the infrastru ...
Tim Seymour: Early in a international market bull cycle underpinned by fundamentals
CNBC Television· 2025-07-17 19:45
Let's talk more about the world with Tim Seymour, CIO of Seymour Asset Management. Tim, what's your hot take on on how the whole world has like reinflated this year. Well, first of all, great to be here, Brian.I think it's a combination of this has been a long-term underperformance trade. So, I I kind of believe in mean reversion and I think the technicals tell you maybe we double bottom to August of 22 and then in Thanksgiving of 24. If you look at the charts on the relative underperformance of the MSCI wo ...
Red Light Holland Announces Bitcoin Balance Sheet Strategy and Names Scott Melker as Lead Cryptocurrency Advisor
Newsfile· 2025-07-15 12:03
Core Viewpoint - Red Light Holland is implementing a Bitcoin Balance Sheet Strategy, led by Scott Melker, to enhance financial resilience and align with the decentralized ethos of both the psilocybin and cryptocurrency communities [1][2][5]. Group 1: Bitcoin Balance Sheet Strategy - The company is allocating up to C$2 million to Bitcoin and related assets, reflecting its commitment to decentralized systems and personal sovereignty [2][5]. - Key elements of the strategy include strategic investments of up to C$250,000 per tranche, with an initial investment of C$210,000 in a Bitcoin ETF on June 23, 2025, which has already shown significant returns [3][5]. - This strategy positions Red Light Holland alongside Bitcoin-native companies like MicroStrategy and Tesla, emphasizing a commitment to a decentralized future [9]. Group 2: Leadership and Expertise - Scott Melker has been appointed as Senior Advisor and will lead the Bitcoin investment strategy, leveraging his market expertise to enhance the company's credibility in the crypto space [4][10]. - The company aims to unite the progressive communities of psilocybin and cryptocurrency, promoting freedom, resilience, and innovation [8]. Group 3: Company Background - Red Light Holland is engaged in the production and sale of functional mushrooms and psilocybin truffles in the Netherlands, focusing on wellness and financial empowerment [11].
Morgan Stanley’s Jim Caron on what's driving the market's momentum
CNBC Television· 2025-07-10 18:32
My next guest is expecting all of this bullish momentum to continue. He says investors should look past any soft patches and focus on what's warning. Jim Karen working.Jim Karen is CIO of Cross Asset Solutions at Morgan Stanley Investment Manager. I'm not saying you're recommending Bitcoin. Maybe you are.I don't know. I'm not and it's not part of it. Uh Palunteer.No. Um what is driving this momentum. Is it you know I the little fear and greed index is back to I think greed or extreme greed levels.Um but wha ...
Upside scenario is becoming base case for Big Banks, says KBW's McGratty
CNBC Television· 2025-07-08 21:50
All right, let's get more in the banks with Chris McGrady, head of US Bank research at KBW, a steel company. The firm announcing just in the last hour that he is taking over coverage of large cap banks, upgrading several names, including Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan. Chris, great to have you with us. Melissa, good to see you.Um, let's start off with with the uh the upgrades or the move highers in in the ratings with your your initiation of coverage. JP Morgan for instance we're talking about in terms of the ...
UBS' Erika Najarian: Banks are in wait-and-see mode
CNBC Television· 2025-07-02 15:35
Welcome back to Squawk on the Street. Well, America's biggest banks are on a winning streak. Wells, Goldman, Morman Stanley, and more are just inches from hitting their new all-time highs after passing the Fed's latest stress tests late last week and boosting shareholder payouts yesterday after uh the close.Those are the how far they are from all-time highs as we stand, but they're having a decent couple of trading sessions. So what's uh on the deck for banks in the second half of the year. UBS managing dir ...
Ark CEO Cathie Wood: We will move from a 'rolling recession' into a recovery
CNBC Television· 2025-07-01 12:15
Market Overview & Investment Strategy - The S&P 500 closed at a record high to finish the first half, with the Arc Innovation ETF up nearly 24% year to date, indicating a potential bull market [1] - The market has been "climbing a wall of worry," suggesting a durable bull market that persists despite controversies like tariffs and Fed-President tensions [2][3] - Interest rates are likely to decrease, and the market is broadening out beyond just a few concentrated stocks, signaling a healthier bull market [3][4] - Productivity is expected to increase, driving inflation down lower than anticipated during the early stages of recovery [8] Economic Factors & Policy Impact - Deregulation is considered a significant factor in unleashing economic activity [5] - The economy has experienced a "rolling recession," with housing and manufacturing sectors yet to fully recover [6] - Recovery is anticipated with decreasing interest rates, deregulation, and potential tax cuts, including immediate expensing of capital goods [7] Tesla & Elon Musk - Elon Musk is refocusing on transforming transportation, space exploration, addressing health issues with Neuralink, and introducing humanoid robots [11][12] - SpaceX has $22 billion in government contracts, solidifying the US lead in space exploration [13] - Autonomous travel regulations are expected to move to the federal level to maintain US leadership in the field [15] Healthcare Innovation - Significant deregulation is occurring within healthcare, with a focus on curing diseases and eliminating chronic conditions [15] - Neuralink's progress is considered miraculous, contributing to advancements in healthcare [15]
Zervos: Equities are going to have a double-digit second half
CNBC Television· 2025-06-30 12:03
All right, one big beautiful bill making its way. We're going to continue to see uh it go to the floor today with a reading. What's your perspective what it means for equities and also for the bond market.Um do you expect the bond vigilantes to react to some of the deficit increasing measures here. I don't Frank. I think we're well past that.I mean everybody's been looking for a reason to uh to get nervous and every time they do they they regret it a week or a day or a month later. So I think we're in a ver ...