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The trend of "machine programmers" is emerging, with the Microsoft CEO stating that 30% of the company's code is written by AI.
① Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that currently up to 30% of the company's code is written by AI; ② Zuckerberg said: "We predict that next year, possibly half of the development work will be done by AI, rather than human developers, and this trend will only become more apparent."
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Trump is said to want to modify the export controls on AI Chips and may use it as a "tool" for trade negotiations.
① According to sources, officials in the Trump administration are considering abandoning the "tiered licensing system" for AI Chip exports and establishing a "Global licensing system" through intergovernmental agreements; ② This modification may be related to President Trump's trade Global Strategy, aiming to use "the use of USA chips" as a strong tool in trade negotiations.