This was an excellent event CSET. You should watch the recording! youtube.com/watch?v=bQ1Vxt…

.Hanna Dohmen, Jacob Feldgoise, and Charles Kupchan warn that U.S. export controls could speed up Beijing’s technological advance over the long term—and discuss Washington can do to stay ahead of its rivals on AI and emerging technologies: foreignaffairs.com/china/limits-c…

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As chip designers make CPUs better at AI operations, they’re increasingly subject to U.S. export restrictions. In their blog post, Jacob Feldgoise, @hannadohmen, and Brian Love discuss the implications: cset.georgetown.edu/article/a-grow…

It was an honor to testify yesterday before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on Technology, Privacy, and the Law. Short 🧵 on my testimony:

"U.S. actions may impede Chinese innovation and growth only in the short term, and thereafter actually speed up its technological advance." In Foreign Affairs, Charles Kupchan and CSET's Hanna Dohmen & Jacob Feldgoise argue for a change in strategy. foreignaffairs.com/china/limits-c…

"U.S. actions may impede Chinese innovation and growth only in the short term, and thereafter actually speed up its technological advance." Charles Kupchan and CSET's Hanna Dohmen & Jacob Feldgoise argue for a change in strategy in Foreign Affairs. foreignaffairs.com/china/limits-c…

It would be great if very serious AI analysts could stop confusing and conflating ‘sanctions’ and ‘export controls’

✨New Report✨ The Chinese Academy of Sciences is key to Beijing’s tech ambitions and is among the top S&T institutions in the world. Cole McFaul, Hanna Dohmen, Sam Bresnick, and Emily Weinstein examine CAS’s efforts in research, policymaking, and more ⬇️ cset.georgetown.edu/publication/fu…

As chip designers make CPUs better at AI operations, they’re increasingly subject to U.S. export restrictions. In their blog post, Jacob Feldgoise, @hannadohmen, and Brian Love discuss the implications: cset.georgetown.edu/article/a-grow…

New report!! The Chinese Academy of Sciences is among the most consequential S&T orgs in the world. CAS plays a crucial role in the PRC’s tech ambitions—understanding CAS is key to understanding China’s S&T ecosystem. My latest with Hanna Dohmen, Sam Bresnick, Emily Weinstein ⬇️/##

Check out our new CSET report on the Chinese Academy of Sciences!

This is a great Henry Farrell article on the tensions and limits of the Biden admin’s “small yard high fence” (SYHF) approach to blocking China's access to certain critical technologies. A few follow-up thoughts (which may some day find their way into a more developed post). 1/