ChinaTalk 5G in the Caribbean, Open Source Tech, CCP Twitter Bots, Chinese TV and Rap
Nov 28, 2020
In a fascinating discussion, the potential of open-source technology emerges as a key strategy for both the U.S. and China. The podcast dives into China's complex Twitter influence campaigns, revealing lessons from global disinformation efforts. It also highlights intriguing Chinese TV shows that explore societal themes and the evolving landscape of Chinese rap music. The conversation touches on the technological rivalry impacting Caribbean telecom and anticipates shifts in U.S.-China policy under the Biden administration, making it a rich blend of culture and politics.
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US-China Tech Wariness
- The US government is wary of China's growing technological prowess.
- This wariness stems from both commercial and military implications.
Huawei Risk Assessment
- For smaller countries, the risks associated with Huawei might not outweigh the cost savings.
- Consider the potential for economic leverage or surveillance against the financial benefits.
Open Source as Industrial Policy
- Open-source technology aligns with American values and can be a good industrial policy strategy.
- It fosters broader societal impact and avoids picking specific corporate winners.