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Jacob Helberg outlines America’s AI race strategy: superior models, global market share, secure supply chains, and tariffs.

In a16z’s Deep Dives, Jacob Helberg argues that the technology conflict has two fronts: software and hardware, with Huawei and ZTE illustrating why control of internet infrastructure affects national sovereignty. He says America can win the AI race only by leading in model quality, securing the largest user base, and building resilient supply chains, supported by initiatives including Pax Silicon and the AI expert program. Helberg defends tariffs as a national-security recalibration after the loss of 60,000 manufacturing plants and more than 2 million jobs, noting a former annual trade deficit exceeding $1 trillion with the top 12 partners and rising U.S. capital investment. He also frames compute as the 21st century’s oil, citing potential 3–6% annual growth, Middle Eastern energy partnerships, and the need to overcome mineral bottlenecks through reindustrialization and alliances.

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  1. 0:00Wires of War Thesis: Hardware Sovereignty and Huawei
  2. 4:31Plan to Win AI: Innovation, Market Share, and Secure Supply Chains
  3. 11:56Tariffs and Reindustrialization: 60,000 Plants and U.S. Industrial Renewal
  4. 17:33Europe Defense Reality Check: Political Will Meets Industrial Headwinds
  5. 22:06Middle East Sovereign AI: Cheap Energy and Two Major Deals
  6. 25:03Compute as New Oil: AI-Driven Growth and Supply Constraints
  7. 31:11Mineral Bottlenecks Ahead: Reversing 25 Years of Supply-Chain Dependence

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