Jordan Schneider

David C. Kang, Professor of international relations at USC and author, challenges Western views on East Asian geopolitics. He argues that a stable regional system has existed for centuries, emphasizing internal dynamics over external conflicts in U.S.-China relations. Guests Jordan Schneider and Ilari Michaela add depth by exploring historical perspectives, including Vietnam's quest for independence and the civil service exam's role in promoting stability. Their discussion critiques the Thucydides Trap theory, suggesting a more nuanced understanding of power dynamics in East Asia.

Jordan Schneider, host of China Talk and a future semi-analysis expert, joins for a lively discussion on the H20 chip's competitive edge against rivals like AMD. The conversation dives into the intricate dynamics of AI monetization and its ethical challenges. Schneider humorously explores AI's potential to transform the legal sector, particularly in DUI law. Listeners are treated to insights on the semiconductor landscape, the influence of political factors, and even a light-hearted take on drone delivery of vaccines, blending tech with culture and humor.

In this discussion, Jordan Schneider, a technology analyst and creator of ChinaTalk, delves into the complexities of US–China relations amidst growing tech competition. They explore the implications of recent rare earth rules and the historical roots of China's self-reliance strategy. Schneider highlights the messy nature of policy-making, critiques the current US approach, and stresses the rapid shift towards AI deployment in China. He also clarifies misconceptions about China's economic and industrial policies, emphasizing the need for improved US–China relations by 2030.

Darshan Shanker, Founder of Bigscreen Beyond, and Christian Garrett, Partner at 137 Ventures, join a talented panel including AI healthcare innovator Pavel Asparouhov, U.S.-China tech expert Jordan Schneider, and startup media pioneer Alex Conrad. They dive into humorous missteps with encrypted messaging, the ethical implications of AI in sales, and the challenges of fundraising in today’s landscape. The team also explores the blending of art and robotics, along with insights into trust dynamics in startup ventures and U.S.-China tech relations.

Joining the conversation are Soren Monroe, a drone racing champion and CEO of Neros Technologies; Connor Love, a venture capital partner and former Army Captain; Melisa Tokmak, founder of an AI revenue engine; Jordan Schneider, a tech analyst on U.S.-China relations; and Maxwell Meyer, an editor and media company president. They dive into military drone advancements, the surge of AI in healthcare, and the challenges of misinformation. The guests share insights on investment trends, the evolution of AI technologies, and the dynamic between human ingenuity and rapidly advancing tech.

John Gedmark, founder of Astronus, shares insights on next-gen satellite technology, emphasizing the vital role of high-orbit satellites for Taiwan. Jordan Schneider, host of ChinaTalk, discusses the historical complexities and current tensions in U.S.-China relations, while Aaron Ginn, a tech policy expert, delves into the intersection of AI and military strategy. They also humorously explore OpenAI's venture into social networking, addressing challenges in a competitive market.

Jordan Schneider, host of the ChinaTalk podcast and AI analyst, joins Zvi Mowshowitz, an AI-focused blogger, to explore the world-altering implications of GPT-4. They delve into the rivalry between the US and China in AI development, highlighting economic consequences and safety concerns. The duo discusses GPT-4's transformative potential in healthcare and education, while addressing risks like misinformation and the need for diverse oversight. They emphasize ethical considerations and the urgency for responsible AI deployment amidst rapid technological changes.

Jordan Schneider, founder of the ChinaTalk newsletter, and Kevin Xu, hedge fund manager and tech finance expert, dive into the intense AI rivalry between the U.S. and China. They discuss the strategic importance of AI for national security and economic dominance. The duo examines how Chinese tech is navigating regulatory challenges and how U.S. export controls are shaping the landscape. They also explore emerging AI startups fueling China's innovation and the cultural narratives that influence this competition, all while considering the geopolitical implications of their advancements.

Emily Sundberg, a journalist and newsletter author, joins the conversation on the evolving media landscape, diving into mainstream and alternative media categories. Saagar Enjeti discusses the social and political ramifications of AI and the impending data center backlash due to excessive electricity consumption. Jordan Schneider highlights U.S.-China tensions over technology and rare earths, while Chase Lochmiller reveals insights on Crusoe Energy Systems’ ambitious AI factory projects powered by innovative energy solutions. Justine Moore explores trends in generative media and market dynamics.

Jordan Schneider, founder of ChinaTalk and expert in U.S.-China technology relations, dives into the intricate world of semiconductor regulations. He sheds light on recent U.S. restrictions aimed at curbing China's tech advancements and the motivations behind them. The discussion unveils potential workarounds by Chinese firms and examines the implications for AI innovation. Schneider also tackles the global competition between the U.S. and China and explores the future landscape shaped by these regulatory challenges.