The U.S. and its allies used to agree on advanced tech export controls. What changed? Brookings Foreign Policy's Susan Thornton and the German Marshall Fund's Lindsay Gorman both note: multilateral controls like the 2019 ASML ban worked to slow China’s tech rise. But they clash over how the U.S. should handle chip export controls now. Is the U.S. moving too fast in the AI arms race? From The Hopkins Forum with the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins. (fb)

"What happens to the U.S. if China dominates?" Moderator John Donvan puts the question to the panel arguing "YES" in our latest Hopkins Forum debate. Will Hurd and Lindsay Gorman lay out their vision of what’s at stake: from AI-powered cyber attacks and battlefield drones to the economic and surveillance reach of the Chinese government. "This is about who controls the means of production for the next century." With @snfagora at @johnshopkins. (fb)