“There's chip data from Epoch AI, for example, that shows that after the United States, China, and the European Union, Malaysia is the largest importer of AI chips now. I find this to be very strange, right? Because I don't know if any of you can name a frontier AI lab from Malaysia, or it's not my understanding that Malaysians are particularly high users of AI services. It seems pretty clear that these chips are not for Malaysian people, right? They're for serving Chinese customers in the cloud.”

Yeah, so, you know, for those who don't know, just before I started working here at the Wadwani AI Center, I was a broadcast journalist in Taiwan, where I lived for eight and a half years. And so I covered, you know, the semiconductor industry, lots of NVIDIA stories, and chip smuggling and export controls was another topic that we often covered. And, you know, I'll get back into Jensen in a second because he's really like a national hero in Taiwan. But specifically, you know, I remember covering this MegaSpeed story back in December 25. And yeah, you know, it was one of the sort of big stories kind of grappling with this phenomenon that we were. Seeing where there's a whole range of companies who are being set up right now in Southeast Asia, primarily in Malaysia, who it's pretty clear are focused primarily on serving Chinese customers and possibly involved in smuggling. There's chip data from Epoch AI, for example, that shows that after the United States, China, and the European Union, Malaysia is the largest importer of AI chips now. I find this to be very strange, right? Because I don't know if any of you can name a frontier AI lab from Malaysia or it's not my understanding that Malaysians are particularly high users of AI services. It seems pretty clear that these chips are…