America financed AI with debt its buyers cannot service and chips it can switch off, so Europe should run open-weight models under European law.
America financed AI with debt its buyers cannot service and chips it can switch off, so Europe should run open-weight models under European law.
Scott Ortkiese traces how cheaper AI, fixed payment obligations, and tightening credit transmit losses to lenders, jobs, and taxpayers in his forecast.
Trump’s Russia sanction never stopped the gas. It stopped a Korean shipyard from getting paid, and Arctic LNG 2 is now suing Hanwha Ocean for $1.02 billion.
One Treasury weaponizes the dollar system against Iran and the Chinese banks that clear its oil. The other suppresses the memo warning the AI bubble could take that same dollar system down. They share a Secretary.
Trump denies. Bessent runs Treasury-side quantitative easing. Warsh refuses to cut. Japan weighs a Treasury sale. The multipolar order has already arrived.
No amount of American capital spending can beat the Chinese in artificial intelligence. A plain English primer on the prices, the chips, the credit, and who pays.
US Tech Oligarchs, Bankers, and Lawyers Fed Their Greed with a Closed-Source Shakedown. China Built the Alternative.
How U.S. Policy and Greed Broke America’s AI Empire in Twelve Months
Moonshot’s Kimi K3 beat U.S. rivals on coding benchmarks and price, exposing the political protection behind American AI IPOs.
Russia, China, India, and South Korea see a G7 whose shrinking GDP share and closed membership no longer match global power or demographics.