China Considers AI Export Controls, SK Hynix Eyes $28B IPO, Banks Target Payment Business | Diet TBPN

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• 1 (00:00) **China Considers AI Export Controls** - Chinese authorities are reportedly holding preliminary meetings with top tech firms (Alibaba, ByteDance, Z.A.I., DeepSeek) about restricting overseas access to advanced AI models, mirroring U.S. policy.
• 2 (01:00) **Checking Jack Clark's Mid-2026 Prediction** - The hosts revisit a December 2023 prediction by Jack Clark about the digital world undergoing "fast evolution" by summer 2026, assessing whether it feels accurate now.
• 3 (03:36) **AI 2027 Book Parallels** - The hosts note that China's current export control discussions closely follow the plot of the book "AI 2027," which predicted China would "wake up" to AGI in mid-2026.
• 4 (05:00) **Mechanics of Potential Chinese Export Controls** - A detailed breakdown of how China could restrict future frontier models, from requiring regulatory filings to banning open-weight releases.
• 5 (08:23) **SK Hynix Eyes $28B U.S. IPO** - The South Korean memory chipmaker is set for a massive NASDAQ listing, potentially one of the largest ever by an Asian company.
• 6 (10:51) **Meta Unveils Muse Image & Muse Video** - Meta's first image generation model from MSL is now live in the Meta AI app, featuring self-refinement, multi-reference composition, and multi-turn editing.
• 7 (13:51) **Jeremy Gaffon on AI and Jobs** - A clip from a recent episode where Gaffon argues that jobs are "made up" and that humans will always invent new things to do, so AI won't lead to permanent joblessness.

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