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An Envious U.S. Political Class Protests the Chinese Eating

“The greatest fever of all was aspiration, a belief in the sheer possibility to remake a life.” That’s what Evan Osnos wrote in Age of Ambition, his remarkable 2014 book about life in emerging China. Osnos reported that as of 2014 the Chinese were second only to Americans when it came to the purchase of […]

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Here’s How Harris Could Govern Differently from Biden

Kamala Harris has been short on ideas recently on how she would govern differently than President Biden. Here’s a suggestion: promise to cut off Biden’s antitrust attack dogs. Google is currently awaiting penalty from Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ), which alleges the company operates as a monopoly in digital advertising, causing consumer harm. The issue is

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The Real Danger of Artificial Intelligence Is Delay

The New York Times recently reported on the latest calls for more government regulation—even on an international scale—over the field of artificial intelligence due to perceived risks. Such commentary has seemingly become ubiquitous both in the media and from policymakers in D.C. who, while well-intentioned, seem to owe reflection to the broader picture of why developing

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