Strategic Industrial Policy
The conversation highlights the pressing need for long-term strategic industrial policy in the U.S., particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence and STEM education. While the Chips Act is seen as a small step forward, there’s a call for much larger investments to ensure the nation remains competitive. The challenges of making substantial capital investments are underscored, emphasizing the importance of nurturing world-class engineers and innovative projects in universities.In this clip
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