The slowdown and pullback that we are expecting in US AI investment will take some of the wind out of Chinese exports, almost a third of which are now AI-related goods. But it is unlikely to weigh on domestic investment in AI, which will continue to be determined mostly by the supply of AI chips and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. The key risk on that front is a tightening of US export controls.
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