CSIS’s Strategic Technologies Program, Renewing American Innovation Project, International Security Program, and Wadhwani Center for AI and Advanced Technologies lead the research on how rapid technological change affects all aspects of society, from national security to daily life.

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Spectrum Allocation for a Contest with China

The United States is in competition with China over technology and global influence. The CSIS Strategic Technologies Program explores how the United States can succeed in this competition by taking advantage of 5G technologies.

Report by James Andrew Lewis — June 7, 2023

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Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Wadhwani Center for AI and Advanced Technologies
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Alexander Kersten

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Implementing CHIPS: The NEPA Permitting Challenge

The NEPA review could stall CHIPS Act projects for over two years and cost firms billions, undermining the policy imperatives of the legislation. How can policymakers enable a speedy and environmentally responsible review process?

Commentary by Phillip Singerman and Alexander Kersten — May 1, 2023

CSIS Renewing American Innovation Celebrates World IP Day

What role does IP play in incentivizing innovation and technological leadership? This panel of experts explores this important topic on the heels of World IP Day.

Event by Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) , Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) , Andrei Iancu , John J. Hamre , Kirti Gupta , Kathleen O'Malley , and Judge Paul Michel (Ret.) — April 27, 2023

The United States Prepares to Screen Outbound Investment

The Biden administration is likely to release an executive order establishing an outbound investment screening mechanism. Combined with broadening export controls, screening outbound capital flows underscores a new frontier in economic security and technology policy.

Commentary by Emily Benson and Margot Putnam — April 27, 2023

Advancing Cooperative AI Governance at the 2023 G7 Summit

In this new report, the CSIS AI Council, co-chaired by Julie Sweet and Brad Smith, calls on the G7 to align on norms and terminology for AI regulation, to encourage the cooperative development of AI standards, and to adopt principles for responsible AI governance.

Report by Gregory C. Allen and Akhil Thadani — April 26, 2023

Innovation Lightbulb: Gender Gaps in the High-Tech Sector

Welcome to Innovation Lightbulb: a biweekly newsletter on technology and innovation that puts data first and commentary second. This week, we look at gender disparities in the tech sector.

Newsletter by Srishti Khemka — April 21, 2023

Seven Critical Technologies for Winning the Next War

Which technologies will make a real difference in future warfare? A new CSIS report identifies the seven critical technologies that are likely to define the success of the United States across the spectrum of conflict over the next decade.

Report by Emily Harding and Harshana Ghoorhoo — April 18, 2023