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Covers:  HK-China, Chinese Politics, Chinese Foreign Policy, Historical Injustice and Colonialism, Structural Injustice, Authoritarianism, Democracy, LGBTQIA+ Rights
Assistant Professor in Philosophy @HKUniversity | @OxfordPolRev Founder | @CCCW_hku Fellow | @rhodes_trust Sch. | Wds. @TIME @NikkeiAsia @SCMPNews

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Brian is a Rhodes Scholar (2020) from Hong Kong (DPhil in Politics), pursuing their postgraduate studies at Balliol College, University of Oxford. They graduated with a Distinction (across all modules and Thesis) in the MPhil in Politics (Theory) at Wolfson College, University of Oxford. They graduated with First Class Honours (9th out of 240+ in the 2018 cohort) from Pembroke College, University of Oxford with a BA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, having attended Oxford on a full schola…

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The Antidote for Autonomous AI – “One Union, Two Systems”

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By Yang Wang, Brian Wong Verified
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Artificial intelligence is becoming a new arms race, and to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past perhaps a drastic unification of competing models could prevent catastrophe. A specter is haunting global geopolitics – the specter of unconstrained, autonomous intelligence.
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Can China and the U.S. Work Together on Preventing Human Extinction?

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By Brian Wong Verified
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Despite intensifying U.S.-China competition in AI, both countries share a strong interest in cooperating on AI safety, as advanced and potentially misaligned AI systems could pose existential risks to humanity. Joint risk assessment, coordination against malicious AI actors, and expanded academic collaboration could help reduce these threats and improve global AI governance.
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Why ASEAN States Need a Defence Plan B

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By Brian Wong Verified
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth speaks during the 23rd IISS Shangri-La Dialogue at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore on May 30, 2026. When it comes to the principle of multi-alignment – that is, the formation of non-binding yet effectual ties with a number of exogenous actors, including but not limited to great powers or regional blocs – ASEAN, the eleven-member bloc in Southeast Asia, is most definitely an astute exemplar.
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