U.S.-China Astro-Geopolitics on the Moon and Mars
The Three-Body Problem: U.S.-China Technology Relations in the Age of Mitigating Climate Change, Making Life Multiplanetary, and Managing Artificial Intelligence
What is the significance of U.S.-China technology collaboration in addressing existential risk? This thesis visualizes data showing scientists who conduct research transnationally with American and Chinese organizations produce the most impactful research. It then considers two policy implications: scientific immunity and co-opetition/cooperation which could help address the three-body problem of (a) mitigating risk from climate change and (b) making humans a multiplanetary species, while (c) managing the unpredictability of artificial intelligence. This fills a gap in the literature about U.S.-China superpower technology relations in the context of existential risk.
Changing Chinese Foreign Policy in the Era of Xi Jinping
Project Terra: U.S.-China-led Global Energy Diplomacy for Climate Change
A U.S.-China-led techno-diplomatic proposal for transitioning the world to sustainable energy based on Sino-Western technological complementarity.
Master of Ceremonies (主持人)
Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative
I'm a co-founder and former president of www.harvardforeignpolicy.org, where I built a team of 29 to lead the creation of the following.
- David Petraeus (CIA Director)
- John Bolton (U.S. National Security Advisor)
- Robert Gates (CIA Director/U.S. Secretary of Defense)
- Wendy Sherman (U.S. Deputy Secretary of State)
- H. R. McMaster (U.S. National Security Advisor)
- Nicholas Burns (U.S. Ambassador to China)
- Steve Hadley (U.S. National Security Advisor)
- William McRaven (Commander, U.S. Special Operations Command)
- Jared Cohen (CEO, Jigsaw, Alphabet)
- Kent Walker (SVP, Global Affairs, Google)
- Ben Rhodes (Deputy U.S. National Security Advisor)
Eric Schmidt: "I really admire what you are trying to do here. This is exactly the kind of effort that I think is going to make the world a better place, and I could not say more supportive things about, collectively, the audience and the people you have assembled."