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An analysis of the real-world application of AI in US industries reveals that large-scale AI models haven’t truly translated into productivity. Many current AI-related scenarios still rely on AI algorithms, which depend on detection and big data algorithms, without any revolutionary changes. For the US, AI has boosted the stock prices of tech companies, benefiting capital. Whether AI truly represents a revolutionary revolution like the Industrial Revolution seems irrelevant. Moreover, the Industrial Revolution is a later label; the original industrial revolutions were more about individual, scenario-based innovations, not a single, overarching term. Without going into too much detail, in short, the US is highly likely to experience another major economic crisis between 2027 and 2029, a crisis that will be devastating, potentially wiping out the US from the future of civilization.

Why? Because AI requires computing power, but even ordinary people know what a mess the electricity supply is in the US. If the energy and power sectors don’t improve, then such AI seems to be just a bubble.

This is something that so-called US strategists have never considered. Their assumptions are based on optimistic realities and predictions about the future, seemingly prioritizing external threats like the rise of China. However, they often overlook their own weakness and the risks they face. Just as one might imagine the future and constantly worry about external changes, one can never predict their own health.

Therefore,the only way forward for the United States is: G2 – reconciliation with China, ending the trade war, and establishing a trans-Pacific free trade area between the US and China. This way, Silicon Valley technology, as it did before 2018, can innovate in Silicon Valley, with Chinese industries following suit, then effectively validating and catalyzing technological maturity through the Chinese market, and subsequently generating substantial profits through global markets such as Europe and the Middle East. The most disastrous strategic failure of the US over the past decade has been its misunderstanding of China. China is a country that grows stronger with size, and even the grandfathers of modern Americans couldn’t defeat him in the last century.