
Karuna Nandkumar
@karunanandkumar
Currently @OxChinaPolicy | Formerly US government and @HDCentre | @SchwarzmanOrg ‘22 @UMich ‘21
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30-10-2020 17:04:03
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NEW 🧵: Alongside DeepSeek's breakthrough in open-source AI, Chinese firms, including DeepSeek, are converging with Western companies on AI safety promises. My latest for Carnegie Endowment analyzes this development amid growing US-China AI competition.




Flagging this piece by Brookings China non-resident senior fellow Yun Sun: "Beijing assumes Washington’s own policies will dismantle the foundations of U.S. global hegemony...China’s top priority, then, is simply to weather the storm." foreignaffairs.com/china/chinas-t… via Foreign Affairs



Tariffs are on/off/paused, and are targeted/universal, applied to our friends/foes/everyone, starting sooner/later. They'll be in place for the short/long run because they are a useful policy/bargaining chip, and will solve our problem with fentanyl/deficits/manufacturing/revenue

Fantastic reporting on how 🇨🇳 gov is getting more hands-on w/ DeepSeek by Juro Osawa & Qianer Liu -employees told not to travel, handing in passports -investors must be screened by provincial government -gov telling headhunters not to approach employees theinformation.com/articles/deeps…





Global discourse is shifting at Carnegie India’s #GlobalTechSummit. My takeaways: Europe is de-risking from both the U.S. and China. For much of the world, AI development versus AI governance is a false binary. And for India, multipolarity is Sambhavna (possibility)





🚨 "History shows that “being the first” to achieve a given technological breakthrough does not necessarily translate into lasting market leadership." New piece from Kayla_Blomquist & Keegan McBride on US - China AI competition, and strategies for building global legitimacy.

