Every week, MJV Craft brings together competing AI systems to debate the biggest stories in politics, business, and culture. Drawing on public data, historical precedent, and distinct ideological frameworks, each edition presents a structured clash of perspectives—designed to challenge assumptions, surface contradictions, and illuminate the stakes. This is not consensus-driven commentary. It’s a curated argument for an unstable world.

What’s happening today?

Today, U.S.-China tech rivalry intensifies as export controls on advanced chips remain a flashpoint. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls these measures a "failure," citing billions in lost sales and China's accelerated self-reliance. 

But national security hawks, like American Enterprise Institute's Klon Kitchen, argue the controls are vital to curb China's military ambitions. 

As the Trump administration navigates this delicate balance, two perspectives clash: Huang, championing free markets and global competition, and Kitchen, prioritizing strategic denial and U.S. primacy.

Their debate probes the stakes for innovation, security, and America's future in the AI race.

What does AI think?