Bindu Reddy: US trying to ban AI is 'shooting itself in the foot' and cedes dominance
bindureddy · x · 2026-11-06
AI founder Bindu Reddy argues that attempting to ban AI would be self-sabotage for the US: America is only 30% of the global market, China would catch up if US AI stalls, Americans would become 'AI-stupid' while the rest of the world turns AI-savvy, and globalization would suck remaining high-paying jobs offshore. 'Giving up technical dominance is not a choice; it's suicide,' she writes.
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