Graham Webster

Graham Webster, a lecturer and research scholar at Stanford University, shares insights on China's global AI governance plan versus the U.S. approach. He discusses the implications of both nations' strategies within the competitive landscape of technology. Highlights include observations from the Shanghai World Artificial Intelligence Conference, where China's integration of AI is showcased. Webster emphasizes China's collaborative tone against the U.S.'s dominance-focused perspective, revealing critical differences in regulation, enforcement, and the future of AI governance.

Graham Webster, a China digital economy fellow and coordinating editor of the DigiChina project, shares his expert insights on China's digital landscape. He discusses the complexities of China's AI policies and the nuances of its legal regulations, particularly regarding data privacy. The conversation sheds light on the real implications of the controversial social credit system and explores the escalating tensions between the U.S. and China amidst a technological cold war. Webster emphasizes the need for informed dialogue about global cybersecurity and surveillance.