Nicholas Irving & Shawn Prez discuss Taiwan's technology, AI dominance (Part 3)
May 28, 2026
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In a recent conversation, Nicholas Irving and Shawn Prez highlighted Taiwan’s pivotal position in the global technology landscape, especially regarding AI and semiconductor production. Taiwan manufactures around 90% of the world’s advanced semiconductors—key components powering everything from smartphones to AI systems and modern vehicles. This monopoly places Taiwan at the heart of global technological and geopolitical tensions, particularly with China, which aims to control the island.
Irving and Prez warn that if China gains dominance over Taiwan, it could cripple U.S. technological supremacy without firing a shot. They also discuss AI’s rapid advancement, noting society’s growing dependence on tools like ChatGPT, raising concerns about humanity “playing with fire” in developing unchecked artificial intelligence. The duo agrees that Taiwan’s semiconductor capabilities will determine which nation leads the AI race and, ultimately, global power—making Taiwan’s security and U.S. policy toward the island more critical than ever.
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