AI debate in recent years has centered on whether the U.S. can develop a strategy capable of preserving an edge over China. The answer isn't looking positive.
“That broader approach is what I would describe as ecosystem statecraft: a form of strategic competition that seeks to shape the competitive environment within which technologies are developed, financed, standardized, deployed, and ultimately promoted and adopted.”
He seems to have a problem recognizing normal statecraft that isn’t a selfish Capitalism/free market battlefield for the Epstein club.
A big middle-one to the US Epstein elite, all their propagandized free-market believers and the entire ‘Empire of Lies’… You are ending…
“That broader approach is what I would describe as ecosystem statecraft: a form of strategic competition that seeks to shape the competitive environment within which technologies are developed, financed, standardized, deployed, and ultimately promoted and adopted.”
He seems to have a problem recognizing normal statecraft that isn’t a selfish Capitalism/free market battlefield for the Epstein club.
A big middle-one to the US Epstein elite, all their propagandized free-market believers and the entire ‘Empire of Lies’… You are ending…