…China. The interview has been edited for clarity and brevity. Why do you regard the China-Taiwan dispute as the most dangerous geopolitical flashpoint? Taiwan matters for three overlapping reasons. The first…
…tech companies as a threat to security and survival. South Africa reached the same conclusion in a draft it published and withdrew in April this year after the AI tools used to…
…in an active conflict zone.” Yet with worsening geopolitical tensions, conflict-free zones are scarce. Dozens of nations are experiencing internal conflicts, and more than 80 countries were involved in conflicts beyond…
…national security or economic stability. For now, there is no appetite for confrontation with technology companies, a timidity reinforced by the fear of holding back innovation or falling behind geopolitical rivals, or…
…Unlike Silicon Valley, which is driven by financial capital, platform monopoly, and geopolitical imperatives to sustain technological leadership and capital narratives through continuous fundraising, Chinese foundation model companies including DeepSeek have been…
…Just having all these people in the room talking about AI safety, security, fairness, governance, and other challenges which come with designing, building and evaluating AI technologies, forming partnerships and collaborations was…
…logistical and geopolitical hurdles. Whether these hurdles will stop the U.S. from trying remains unclear. In May 2026, the Trump administration signed a deal with India to cooperate in securing supplies…
…The next one can be someone talking saying, ‘Today we’re having problems, and the security of the city is not doing well’ – so it was not something that was chronological.” The…
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