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Two Maps
In a hospital in Jakarta, a Chinese-built AI system reads chest X-rays for a population the local health ministry could not otherwise reach. In a field outside Cairo, a Chinese satellite tracks crop health across the Nile Delta and reports ...
The Cost of Contempt
I walked into a kung fu school when I was four years old. I did not share the heritage of anyone in the room. Nobody had to let me in, nobody had to correct my stances or hand me food or invite me to their celebrations, and nobody had to we...
关系理性 and the Alignment Problem: What China's Philosophers See That America's Can't
She had been drafting a memo all evening. A call was scheduled with the former deputy secretary she had co-authored a paper with two years earlier. The argument had to tighten before morning. She was on the couch with her laptop, a cold mug...
I Study How China's Legislature Rubber-Stamps Laws. Then I Looked at My Own State.
In my last piece for Pacific Divide, I wrote about a law that nobody in Washington noticed. China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, ratified by the National People’s Congress in March 2026, was the first in PRC history to invoke an explicit enabling s...
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AI Expert | Tracking China’s Digital Power Strategy | Contributing Analyst @ Jamestown China Brief | WEF & TEDx Speaker
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