The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway State of Play: The Geopolitical Landscape — with Ian Bremmer
Nov 4, 2021
Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group and an authority on global politics, dives into the shifting dynamics of power among the U.S., China, and Russia. He argues that no single country dominates anymore, and explores the rising influence of tech giants on global governance. Bremmer critiques Meta's rebranding and discusses the implications of economic inequality and technological competition. He highlights Taiwan's crucial role in the semiconductor industry and warns of the risks posed by cyber threats, emphasizing the necessity of pragmatic partnerships.
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Tech Sovereignty
- Tech companies exert sovereignty over digital realms they create, setting rules and values.
- This power matters as digital spaces become central to our lives and economies.
Tech and National Security
- The biggest threats to national security now involve the digital realm where tech companies operate.
- Regulation is needed to address how different players, including US and Chinese companies, affect this.
Tech Company Categories
- Ian Bremmer categorizes tech companies by their relationship with governments: national champions, globalists, and techno-utopians.
- These categories reflect how companies align with national interests, seek global markets, or aim to transcend government.
