The Need for Global A.I. Regulation: Urgent and Complicated
The lack of regulation surrounding the global A.I. race can be attributed to the adoption of A.I. systems by the United States and China, and the companies that develop them as strategic national assets. In contrast, the European Union has produced a comprehensive range of legislation to regulate A.I. technology. However, a global alignment of…
Revising U.S.-China Strategy in Response to Taiwan’s 2024 Presidential Elections
Taiwan’s presidential elections have set the tone for either a cooperative, or highly contentious relationship with the People’s Republic of China, and subsequently, the tone for United States cross-strait policy.
Aliyev, a Challenge to Armenian Sovereignty and the Rules-Based World Order
The U.S. government must view this illegal attack not through the prism of the decades-old Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, but as a clear and explicit challenge against the sovereignty of the Armenian Republic and against the rules-based world order.
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