Britain does not have the same culture of “Entrepreneurial Drive” as the US, Business Secretary Peter Kyle Where are you
Mr. Kail told investors that students in Britain lack “drive” and “strictness” in the states during an incident in the central. London We have hosts AI veteran Nvidia On Thursday.
He was there to mark 2 billion pounds of firm in the UK AI sector, which was declared in the first day.
Mr. Kyle spoke on stage with Nvidia founder Jensen Huang and US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik.
He said: “I went to Stanford (University) a few years ago and spoke to some undergraduates there.
“I asked him why he chose to go to the university.
“Every student in that group of 10 or 12 said that because they want to establish a company – there was no one who said that they were not.
“In Britain, if you went to a group of undergraduates, how big the group should be, before you find someone who said his choice of going to the university and the option to go to that specific university, because they wanted to be a founder?
“Entrepreneurship is not just there – drive, strength.”
Unlike the cultural approach to success, Shri Lutnik said: “In America, we celebrate the entrepreneur, we celebrate success.
“Europe has historically seen below it – your participation in Europe is assured to see you in all those years.
“You need to celebrate success to build and win and create a trillion-dollar company.
“You need to make a cultural change that says we want you to win – in America it is in our soul.
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Shri Lutnik also warned that the risk of becoming a nation, such as drones, risks “vassal states” without the ability to build advanced technology depends on others to protect them.
But he insisted that the American “keep in mind” due to his relationship.
He said: “There is an analysis that says that if you cannot make a drone then you will be a vassal state for those who can.
“You cannot come to a drone in your country and you expect to defend yourself until you have the ability to defend yourself.
“One of the needs is to build adequately at home, so we have the ability to take care of ourselves and the rest of the world.
“We will take care of ourselves and, because of our special relationships, we will take care of the United Kingdom because of those things.”