ChinaTalk A National Vision for Competitiveness
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Jul 2, 2024 
David Lin and Abigail Kukura from the Special Competitive Studies Project explore what it takes for the US to compete in 21st-century technologies. They discuss the decline of government-backed research and the importance of public-private partnerships in driving innovation. The conversation shifts to China's industrial espionage and its implications for global authoritarianism. They propose a 'moonshot mindset' to enhance responsiveness in governance, urging for cohesive strategies that align technological advancements with national interests.
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Innovation Power and AGI
- Abigail Kukura emphasizes innovation power as key to 21st-century competitiveness.
- Mastering innovation, particularly in AGI, is crucial for leading in other enabling technologies like microelectronics, biotech, and advanced manufacturing.
Winning the AGI Race
- Focus on research security and acknowledge that competitors like China are also working towards AGI.
- Adopt a similar approach to cybersecurity, emphasizing information sharing between industry and government.
Public-Private Partnerships for AI Development
- Leverage public-private partnerships, combining industry's technological expertise with government's strategic understanding.
- Establish routine communication channels for sharing information about technological advancements and geopolitical context.
