Navigating the U.S.-China Tech Competition

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Recorded04 Apr 2024

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This is week on the China of Tomorrow podcast, Professor and award-winning author Thomas Mullaney of Stanford University joins host Liqian Ren to discuss the history of the US-China tech competition and its impact on new technologies and reimagined systems in the tech industry. Professor Mullaney shares personal stories of innovators who worked on computerizing the Chinese language and highlights the importance of prompt engineering in Chinese technological culture. The conversation also touches on China's industrial base, including the impact of Chinese computers and collaborations with other countries.

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