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Major tech companies are investing heavily in AI infrastructure, exemplified by Meta's deal with Amazon and Google's investment in Anthropic. China's move to curb US investment in tech companies adds a layer of geopolitical tension. 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This is coupled with increasing geopolitical friction, exemplified by China's restrictions on US investment and the physical damage to AWS infrastructure in Bahrain. The rising costs of AI infrastructure, potentially exceeding human labor costs, raise concerns about economic viability and equitable access. These factors are creating a fragmented landscape where access to AI capabilities may be determined by geopolitical alignment and financial resources.\n\nThe key tension lies between the globalized nature of AI development and the increasing fragmentation driven by geopolitical competition and regulatory divergence. While companies like Meta and Google are forging partnerships to secure access to compute resources, China's actions signal a desire for greater technological sovereignty. The Justice Department's challenge to Colorado's AI law further highlights the emerging regulatory battles.\n\nMonitor the evolution of AI-related regulations in key jurisdictions, the impact of geopolitical events on critical infrastructure, and the trajectory of AI infrastructure costs relative to human labor. 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