The Persistent Challenge of U.S.-China Tech

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Join the John W. Kluge Center for a panel discussion led by recent Kluge Fellow Aynne Kokas, with panelists who bring perspectives from the disciplines of media studies, human rights and U.S.-China relations. Conflict over technology has been a flashpoint in relations between the U.S. and China in recent years. Apps like WeChat and TikTok, major companies like Facebook and Google, and even new technologies like 5G and advanced computer chips have been at the heart of international competition in recent years. While the new American presidential administration is unlikely to end that dynamic, President Biden may choose to handle it differently from his predecessor. Panelists highlight the main challenges that the administration will face and consider the possible decisions and outcomes.

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