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Former US Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin said on Monday that the United States and China should draw lessons from the Cold War-era arms control mechanism to address the risks posed by artificial intelligence. He urged the two countries to work together.
Read the original →Nayef Al-Rodhan examines how near-parity can help manage geostrategic competition between major powers in AI and outer space. He argues that reciprocal restraint, rather than technological dominance, is essential to sustaining strategic stability in an era of Disruptive Technological Convergence.
Read the original →Years of state-backed influence campaigns targeting Palestinians and Western audiences have helped normalise a system of digital manipulation. As Israel heads towards an election, that machinery is increasingly being turned on its own voters.
Read the original →Beijing's latest move should sharpen Washington's understanding of the AI contest. Commercial leadership matters, but the larger prize is national power.
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