Global Tech Perspectives
A shift in perspective is essential for technologists to understand the geopolitical landscape surrounding their work. Emphasizing the importance of viewing researchers as part of a global community rather than through the lens of nation-states can foster better collaboration. Engaging with different analytical frameworks can enhance understanding of the complex interplay between technology, power, and international relations.In this clip
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Matt Sheehan: China's AI Strategy and Governance
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