Michelle Giuda on the reality of the tech competition with China – BBC news
05.22.24
CEO of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue, Michelle Giuda, joined BBC News to discuss the importance of setting global tech standards rooted in the trust principles of freedom and rule of law.
China’s ambition is to dominate AI and other critical and emerging technologies by 2030. This is a fact. America and the free world must compete to win by focusing on innovating faster, smarter, and better than China and all authoritarian adversaries.
To win a competition, you must recognize you’re in a competition, and we are in one.
CEO of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue, Michelle Giuda, joined BBC News to discuss the importance of setting global tech standards rooted in the trust principles of freedom and rule of law.
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