Sarah Guo on why we need to rebuild American manufacturing to gain compute independence: "There is not a version of the world where we rebuild our industrial base without automation in the United States. If we don't import people, and our people are expensive, and we lack some of the skills but want to produce a lot more goods and have a more resilient supply chain, who's gonna produce this stuff? People in the United States do not want to work, and should not want to work, for $13 an hour doing a very inhuman job. I don't think it is inevitable that we are competitive, and I think we need to make that decision actively. One of the most important inputs is compute. If we don't have it, we're naturally not competitive, or we're at least not independent. I don't think that means it's all got to be created in the United States. But having more than one source is a position that everybody wants to be in."