Project: International Dimensions of Technology Policy
The project seeks to offer a critical perspective on technological policies of states that fall within Russia’s strategic focus. It explores their strategies in new technologies (AI, quantum computing, supercomputers, microelectronics, cloud technologies), R&D policies, technological sovereignty and its limits as well as regulatory issues pertaining to global technological corporations.
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Competition between Multinational Corporations and States for the Rules of the AI Game
ShortThe future balance of power — both technological and geopolitical — among the key global actors will be shaped by the development trajectory of the US semiconductor industry
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Policies like “small yard, high fence” cannot hinder China's pace of innovation and development, nor are closed and exclusionary measures a sustainable solution
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The overarching goal must be to balance technological sovereignty with economic liberalism
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Competition between Multinational Corporations and States for the Rules of the AI Game
ShortThe future balance of power — both technological and geopolitical — among the key global actors will be shaped by the development trajectory of the US semiconductor industry
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Professor at the University of South-Eastern Norway
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Head of the Program (Tech Policy) at the Russian International Affairs Council
On June 30, 2023, Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) together with RAS IMEMO, and the journal "The World Economy and International Relations" (MEMO Journal) held the 9th joint research workshop on technological leadership in the transformation of the world order
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Ph.D. in History, Expert of the Valdai Discussion Club
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