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Martin Makaryan

California, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Responsible Statecraft, Center for Data Innovation, Civil Net, Ink Stick Media, The Global Policy Institute
Covers:  Emerging technologies | AI | Quantum Technologies | U.S. Foreign Policy | EU | Armenia and South Caucasus | Turkey | Russia and the post-Soviet space | Geopolitics | Society | International Affairs
Thinking, writing, photographing | Working in Silicon Beach & thinking about AI these days | SubStack: martinmakaryan.substack.com/

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Martin Makaryan’s Biography

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Martin Makaryan is an emerging writer and analyst in politics and international affairs, specializing in the intersection of technology, security, and geopolitics. Currently pursuing a Master of Arts in International Relations at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Martin focuses on security and statecraft and Europe/Eurasia studies, with additional coursework at Sciences Po Paris in AI governance and French politics.

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Martin Makaryan’s Journalist Portfolio

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Security in the Coming Age of Quantum

Security in the Coming Age of Quantum

Quantum advances point to a future in which the technology will test the limits of the world's crumbling secu…

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Denying Copyright for AI-Assisted Art Threatens Innovation

Denying Copyright for AI-Assisted Art Threatens Innovation

Jason M. Allen, an artist whose AI-generated image won a digital art competition prize in 2022, recently sued…

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How Innovative Is China in Quantum?

How Innovative Is China in Quantum?

China's lead in quantum communications is undeniable, but its overall quantum prowess is limited; without com…

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Policymakers Should Capitalize on Positive Public Opinion To Promote Beneficial AI Use

Policymakers Should Capitalize on Positive Public Opinion To Promote Beneficial AI Use

AI critics often portray this technology as uniquely disruptive to society. The emergence of generative AI ha…

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How a SAIS Trip Made Me Reevaluate the Way We Learn History

How a SAIS Trip Made Me Reevaluate the Way We Learn History

By: Martin Makaryan Edited By: Aakrith Harikumar The SAIS International Staff Ride for Spring 2024 took us to…

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The Shift in Rhetoric on AI and Biothreats is a Lesson on the Risks of Premature Regulation

The Shift in Rhetoric on AI and Biothreats is a Lesson on the Risks of Premature Regulation

The about-face the scientific, academic, and tech communities have made on the risks of large language models…

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| Center for Data Innovation
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Denying Copyright for AI-Assisted Art Threatens Innovation

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By Martin Makaryan
| Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
| November 25, 2024 Jason M. Allen, an artist whose AI-generated image won a digital art competition prize in 2022, recently sued the U.S. Copyright Office for rejecting his application for copyright of the image.
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How Innovative Is China in Quantum?

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By Hodan Omaar, Martin Makaryan
| Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
KEY TAKEAWAYS China leads in quantum communications, lags behind in computing (where the United States excels), and matches the United States in sensing, excelling in market-ready tech, while the United States dominates high-impact areas. China claims over $15 billion in public quantum funding, far outpacing the United States. While U.S. private funding is higher, China offsets its private sector shortfall with massive public investment.
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