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Much Ado About Nothing | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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Two major diplomatic events this week—the UN General Assembly and the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping—brought thousands of diplomats and dignitaries, hundreds of hours of meetings and conversation, and countless pages of opinions and analyses to New York and Washington. What did we get from all of it—besides a lot of traffic? The General Assembly and the U.S.-China summit came at a moment of particular international volatility. In just the last few we
It’s Déjà Vu All Over Again: The Parallels of AI and Globalization | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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The slow-burning crisis over the risks of artificial intelligence (AI) reached a fever pitch this past week after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay calling for the leading labs to pace the frontier of AI development. Not since OpenAI’s rollout of ChatGPT in late 2022 has a single piece of AI news so dominated the headlines and escaped out of the Bay Area technological bubble. Everyone from Senator Bernie Sanders and President Donald Trump to the Chinese Communist Party and the most i
Lessons From 9/11 and Its Aftermath | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks, we are faced with an opportunity to mourn with the families who lost loved ones that day, but also to consider what became of us and the world—and the role of the U.S. in the world—in the two-and-a-half decades that followed. For those of us who lived through the attacks, anniversaries have a way of collapsing time. Twenty-five years of distance fall away, and with little effort, you are transported back to where you were, who yo
Why Central Asia’s Nomad Games Matter This Year | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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August is supposed to be the month when the world slows down. Not this year. And so The World This Week is back from vacation a week early. In just the last few weeks, the United States has paused and resumed its military operations against Iran; U.S.-Canada tensions spiked after trade talks collapsed; U.S. government debt tipped over the $40 trillion mark, sending bond yields to their highest level since 2008; and we all learned a lot more about AI agents jumping out of sandboxes and going rogu
The Latest in U.S.-China AI Competition | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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The World This Week is taking a brief hiatus until after Labor Day. Until then, enjoy my deep dive interview with Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow Chris McGuire on the latest developments in the U.S.-China competition to lead in artificial intelligence (AI). MICHAEL FROMAN: Chris, there’s a new model in town. On July 16, the Chinese firm Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, and on Monday it posted the model’s weights for anyone to access. It’s made waves in the market and among AI experts acr
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