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The AI Chip Feud: When Lobsters and Baby Bumps Steal the Spotlight Let’s set the scene: Two tech titans, Nvidia and Anthropic, are locked in a public showdown over artificial intelligence. One company sells the “ brains ” of AI systems; the other builds the AI itself. Their disagreement?  The Lobster Crate Dilemma: Can Export Controls Secure AI’s Future? Whether the U.S. government should tighten restrictions on selling advanced AI chips to China. The twist? Claims of smugglers hiding chips in prosthetic baby bumps and crates of live lobsters . Yes, you read that right. Chips, Lobsters, and the Invisible Arms Race Imagine you’re baking a cake. Without flour, you’ve got nothing but a sad bowl of empty ambition. Now replace “flour” with “AI chips” - specifically, Nvidia’s H100 GPUs, the gold standard for training cutting-edge AI models. These chips are the secret sauce behind everything from chatbots that write poetry to self-driving cars. Without them, even the brightest AI mind...

A sheikh and a tech mogul walk into a bar. No, this isn't the start of a joke, but rather a glimpse into the future of international relations. The United Arab Emirates, known for its towering skyscrapers and oil wells, is now setting its sights on a new kind of black gold: artificial intelligence. From Black Gold to Bytes: How the UAE Is Harnessing AI to Secure Its Future Petrodollars to Pixel Power: The UAE's Pursuit of AI Supremacy In a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood blockbuster, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, the President of the UAE, is jetting off to Washington D.C. for a tête-à-tête with President Joe Biden. But instead of discussing the usual menu of Middle Eastern politics, they're diving into the world of ones and zeros, algorithms, and neural networks. Think of it as a high-stakes chess game, where the pieces are made of microchips and the board is the global tech landscape. The UAE, once content to be the world's gas station, is now angling to becom...