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• ↓ Mobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 7: Transforming Regulatory Policy
• ↓ How South Korea Can Turn Its AI-Memory Boom Into Systemic Strength in the Face of China’s Scale Pressure
• ↓ Balancing Optimism With Anxiety: How Think Tanks View Technology, Trade, and Geopolitics
• ↓ Transatlantic Subnational Innovation Competitiveness Index 3.0
• ↓ How America Can Reduce Its Dependence on Chinese Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)
• ↓ How Policymakers Should (and Shouldn’t) Address Chatbot Safety for Children
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"The U.S. regulatory state has become a major headwind for national economic power industries competing against China, and incremental reforms will not be enough for America to avoid techno-economic defeat. U.S. policymakers need to adopt a national developmentalist model."

"South Korea’s AI-memory boom proves that it can still lead at the technological frontier. The proposed Future Response Fund and national megaprojects will test whether South Korea can turn that lead into stronger suppliers, exportable capabilities, and allied scale before Chinese expansion narrows its industrial base."

"A survey among 32 think tank members of the Global Trade and Innovation Policy Alliance (GTIPA) across 25 countries finds strong optimism about technological progress, but much less confidence in the global policy environment. Respondents are bullish on emerging technologies and skeptical of recent trade changes, and broadly favor skills and trade openness."

"For policymakers to bolster the global competitiveness and innovation capacity of their regions, they must first understand their regions’ strengths and weaknesses. This report—by 11 think tanks from the Global Trade and Innovation Policy Alliance (GTIPA)—benchmarks 213 regions of 13 transatlantic countries using 14 commonly available innovation indicators."

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Mobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 7: Transforming Regulatory Policy

How South Korea Can Turn Its AI-Memory Boom Into Systemic Strength in the Face of China’s Scale Pressure

Balancing Optimism With Anxiety: How Think Tanks View Technology, Trade, and Geopolitics

Transatlantic Subnational Innovation Competitiveness Index 3.0

How America Can Reduce Its Dependence on Chinese Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)

How Policymakers Should (and Shouldn’t) Address Chatbot Safety for Children