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Global Technopolitics

Global Technopolitics

Browse policy-relevant briefs on what happens when a small number of AI and technology companies achieve influence over state foreign policy.
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AI Sovereignty, Diffusion, and Risk: Strategy in a Contested Landscape

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China's Innovative Capacity Is Underestimated — and the Stakes Are Growing

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How Will AI Reshape Politics?

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Technology is Changing the World Before Our Eyes

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Ernestine Fu Mak (far left) and Steve Bowsher (far right) speaking with panelists during a session of the "Silicon Valley & The U.S. Government" speaker series.
Caption Session leaders Ernestine Fu Mak (far left) and Steve Bowsher (far right) speaking with panelists during the "Silicon Valley & The U.S. Government" speaker series.

The Past, Present, and Future of Silicon Valley’s Relationship with the Government

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