Geopolitics of Advanced Technology

The intersection of global politics, national power, and advanced technologies

Global competition for leadership in advanced technology development has reached unprecedented levels. The Wadhwani AI Center examines the impacts of technology on the balance of power between nations. Analyses explore strategic competition arising from advancements in AI and other technologies, semiconductor export controls policy, and how AI has impacted international economic security.

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DeepSeek, Huawei, Export Controls, and the Future of the U.S.-China AI Race

In Gregory C. Allen’s latest report, he examines DeepSeek’s origins, achievements, and geopolitical impact, highlighting its implications for AI and semiconductor export controls. The report explores challenges for policymakers in the evolving U.S.-China tech race.

Report by Gregory C. Allen — March 7, 2025

Reflecting on the Commerce Department’s Role in Protecting Critical Technology with Under Secretary of Commerce Alan Estevez

On January 14, the CSIS Wadhwani AI Center is pleased to host Alan Estevez, Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security and lead policymaker for U.S. export controls at the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security.

Event — January 14, 2025

Reflecting on the Commerce Department’s Role in Protecting Critical Technology with Under Secretary of Commerce Alan Estevez

Alan Estevez, Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security and lead policymaker for U.S. export controls, joined the Wadhwani AI Center to discuss export control updates and reflect on the Biden administration’s AI and semiconductor export control strategy.

Transcript — January 14, 2025

Understanding the Biden Administration’s Updated Export Controls

Gregory C. Allen reviews the Biden administration's December 2, 2024, updates to AI and semiconductor export controls, spotlighting eight pivotal actions and their potential effects on U.S. strategic objectives.

Report by Gregory C. Allen — December 11, 2024

The True Impact of Allied Export Controls on the U.S. and Chinese Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment Industries

Drawing upon detailed new data, Gregory C. Allen draws 10 conclusions on the complex impact of semiconductor equipment export controls.

Report by Gregory C. Allen — November 26, 2024

Mismatch of Strategy and Budgets in AI Chip Export Controls

The next administration must contend with the unwavering importance of U.S. semiconductor export controls. To maintain a competitive advantage over China, the United States must match its comprehensive export control strategy with the necessary resources.

Commentary by Gregory C. Allen — October 29, 2024

The Truth of the Matter

Navin Girishankar: Economic Security and Technology at CSIS

Navin Girishankar, president of CSIS’s new Economic Security and Technology Department, joins the podcast to discuss his experience working at the Department of Commerce, Bridgewater Associates, and the World Bank, as well as CSIS’s renewed focus on economic statecraft and technology to address 21st-century security threats.

Podcast Episode by H. Andrew Schwartz and Navin Girishankar — September 9, 2024

Not All Tariffs Are the Same: The Core Differences between U.S. and EU Tariffs against Chinese EVs

Francesa Ghiretti analyzes the similarities and differences between the tariffs imposed on Chinese electric vehicles by the United States and the European Union, as well as their implications for geopolitics and the future of the EU relationship with China.

Commentary by Francesca Ghiretti — June 26, 2024

Silicon Valley Should Carefully Assess Its AI and Semiconductor Dealings in the Middle East

In response to recent interest in developing chipmaking capabilities in the Middle East, Jimmy Goodrich examines the drawbacks of these intentions. This commentary urges Silicon Valley to consider looking inwards to secure the United States’ spot as a technology powerhouse.

Commentary by James Goodrich — February 21, 2024

2024 AI Policy Forecast

The Wadhwani Center for AI and Advanced Technologies’ first annual report reviews landmark events and macro developments in AI policy, governance, and technology capabilities in 2023 and offers the center’s top policy issues to monitor in 2024.

Report by Gregory C. Allen and Georgia Adamson — January 30, 2024

Maximizing the Impact of Africa’s Multilateral Financial Institutions – What Next?

The Post-Post-Paris World: Evaluating Options for Global Climate

2025 Global Development Forum

CommonHealth Live! with Republic of Indonesia Minister of Health Budi Gunadi Sadikin

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DeepSeek, Huawei, Export Controls, and the Future of the U.S.-China AI Race

Reflecting on the Commerce Department’s Role in Protecting Critical Technology with Under Secretary of Commerce Alan Estevez

Reflecting on the Commerce Department’s Role in Protecting Critical Technology with Under Secretary of Commerce Alan Estevez

Understanding the Biden Administration’s Updated Export Controls

The True Impact of Allied Export Controls on the U.S. and Chinese Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment Industries

Mismatch of Strategy and Budgets in AI Chip Export Controls

Navin Girishankar: Economic Security and Technology at CSIS

Not All Tariffs Are the Same: The Core Differences between U.S. and EU Tariffs against Chinese EVs

Silicon Valley Should Carefully Assess Its AI and Semiconductor Dealings in the Middle East

2024 AI Policy Forecast

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