hello, and welcome to busines today. i m steve lai. let s begin in taiwan where nvidia boss, jensen huang, has laid out the company s latest road map for artificial intelligence chips. he says the chips will unlock 100 trillion dollars worth of opportunities in the manfacturing, health care, and computing industries. your future pc will become an ai, it ll be constantly helping you, assisting you in the background. pc will also run applications that are enhanced by ai. of course, all your photo editing, your writing, your tools, all the things you use will all be enhanced by ai. and your pc will also post applications with digital humans that are a ice host
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1 1/2 times that of the dollar value of american goods that were exported. so what s the problem with all this? well, simply put, when china makes our stuff, chinese workers get american jobs, and american workers get pay cuts. and joining us now to look at how we address this issue, peter marriesi university of maryland professor. and friend of the show. along with ross, chairman and ceo of wl ross, it s a private equity firm investing in manfacturing and financial services here and around the world and willber, how big of a variable is trade to american unemployment? i think it s quite a big variable when you consider a $600 billion net deficit that probably would take 3% or 4 percentage points off of the unemployment if in fact we got trade break-even. do you think that s achievable?