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GeoTech Wars - Achieving Technology Leadership with CHIPS Office Chief Economist Dan Kim

In this episode of GeoTech Wars, Kirti and Andrew discuss the state of the U.S. semiconductor industry and the CHIPS Act with Dan Kim, Chief Economist and Director of Strategic Planning and Industry Analysis at the CHIPS Program Office in the Department of Commerce.

Blog Post by Kirti Gupta and Chris Borges — December 1, 2023

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CHIPS Meets Chips: Transatlantic Cooperation in Semiconductor Research

The United States and the European Union have embarked on substantial initiatives to bolster their semiconductor industries. This event aims to clarify the goals and challenges of these programs while exploring how these ambitious initiatives can complement one another. 

Event — December 12, 2023

Why The UDHR Still Matters

Seventy-five years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was drafted, James A. Lewis takes stock of what it has achieved and whether its values remain relevant.

Commentary by James Andrew Lewis — November 30, 2023

UK AI Summit Debrief Part 1: The Framing of AI Risk

The recent UK AI Summit sought a global consensus on the risks of frontier AI misuse. This commentary summarizes the summit discussion around each risk category and sets it in a broader policy context of other political, technological, and diplomatic developments.

Commentary by Michael Frank — November 20, 2023

Contextualizing the November 2023 APEP Summit

The Scholl Chair team breaks down the November 2023 APEP Leaders' Summit and the implications for U.S. trade policy.

Critical Questions by William Alan Reinsch Matthew Schleich and Thibault Denamiel — November 17, 2023

Experts React: What To Expect from the U.S.-India 2+2 Summit

U.S. officials are meeting their Indian counterparts for the annual U.S.-India 2+2 summit. The summit is crucial for furthering the bilateral partnership and allowing the two countries to navigate an increasingly complex global geopolitical climate.

Commentary by Donald Camp and Aman Thakker — November 9, 2023

The Role of AGOA in Accelerating Africa’s Digital Transformation

Renewing and revamping the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) can help leverage the opportunities brought about by global digital transformation. This paper proposes a modernized AGOA framework to better harness the digital economy.

Report by Daniel F. Runde and Thomas Bryja — November 7, 2023