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Forged in a knife fight: China’s brutal domestic AI competition

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By David Lin
| Threat Beat
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When the world's at stake, go beyond the headlines.

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By David Lin
| War on the Rocks Verified
China’s plan to become a world leader in AI by 2030 is a fixture of practically every Congressional briefing and expert commentary on Beijing’s AI ambitions. The plan’s logic — introduced in 2017 — was simple and alarming: Beijing would direct capital, mobilize its firms, recruit talent, and execute with the strategic patience of a state-led innovation ecosystem. Nearly a decade later, that frame has only hardened.
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Socioeconomic status mostly outweighs psychological factors in predicting individual ecological footprints

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By Micha Kaiser, Malte Dewies, David Lin, Cass Sunstein, Lucia Reisch
| Nature Verified
Abstract In light of current risks posed by greenhouse gas emissions, it is important to obtain a deeper understanding of individual ecological footprints to devise effective mitigation strategies. This pre-registered survey study examines the relationship between socioeconomic status, psychological factors, and people’s ecological footprints in representative samples from six G7 countries (N = 5069).
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