Ex-White House AI advisor's new book covers chips, export controls amid Jensen Huang saga
iamtrask · x · 2026-11-15
Andrew Buchanan, ex-White House AI advisor, promotes his new book The Bitter Struggle (with Tantum Collins) on AI and national security. The first four chapters focus on AI chips, export controls, and how democracies can gain an edge in the most powerful technology of this generation—topics made more salient by this week's Jensen Huang saga. He discussed the book with Derek Thompson and Jordan Schneider on a podcast.
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