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Jennifer Hsu

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China, centre stage

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By Jennifer Hsu
| The Lowy Institute
The Xi-Trump summit in Beijing this month, immediately followed by Vladimir Putinā€™s visit, offers a window into Chinaā€™s self-image. If these meetings revealed anything it was a continued insistence that power need not be exercised as hegemony. Rather than proclaiming primacy, Xi Jinping sought to reiterate Chinaā€™s core interests while offering co-existence. China sees itself as an equal partner to the United States in international affairs.
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Preparing for Tomorrow's Teamwork: Insights From eSports on How Human Expertise Shapes Training Needs for AIā€Integrated Work

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By Caitlin Lancaster, Jennifer Hsu, Nathan J. McNeese, Christopher Flathmann
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction AI offers much promise for the future of work by not only enhancing organizational processes but also scaling up in certain contexts to function as fully fledged teammates, fulfilling unique roles, fostering interdependence, and pursuing shared goals within human-AI teams (HATs) (Cheon etĀ al. 2021; McNeese etĀ al. 2023; O'Neill etĀ al. 2022; World Economic ForumĀ 2023).
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How do Chinese Australians view Australias foreign policy?

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By Jennifer Hsu
| Pearls and Irritations
Since the Lowy Institutes first_Being Chinese in Australia: Public Opinion in Chinese Communities_survey was published in 2021, Australias relations with China have undergone significant upheaval. The COVID-19 pandemic, the rupture in AustraliaChina relations, the election of a Labor government and the turbulence in both countries accompanying their re-openings after their COVID-19 lockdowns has placed Chinese Australian communities in the public spotlight.
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