HeyJaredEscape Forward: Connecting dots beyond the antitrust island
Antitrust has thrived in the shadows for decades as a technocracy, a church with its own rituals, a lobbyfest pretending to be science. But it is an economic policy tool working alongside others.
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Europe's slowly shifting, but too late for the fight? Industrial policy, trade, AI, China with Shahin Vallée (opens the original)
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In this episode of Escape Forward , Cristina Caffarra speaks with Shahin Vallée about Europe’s economic and geopolitical choices at a moment of growing pressure. They discuss productivity, AI, industrial policy, China, the transatlantic relationship and global trade imbalances — and ask whether Europe can turn shifting ideas into decisive action before events move faster than policy.
Talking Tech Sovereignty with an AI Optimist (opens the original)
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Cristina Caffarra speaks with Yariv Adan, founder of ellipsis Ventures and former Google AI leader, about why he believes AI will expand human potential by making intelligence widely accessible and accelerating scientific and economic progress. They also discuss his AI-native venture capital firm and debate Europe's pursuit of AI sovereignty, weighing the risks of dependence on U.S. frontier models against the need to build competitive European capabilities.
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