Graham Webster's newsletter examines US-China relations, Chinese technology and AI policy, and climate uncertainty, with a focus on open-weight models and export or licensing dynamics. Readers get analytical commentary on how China's AI sector and US policy interact, often in collaboration with other China-tech specialists.
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A lawyer and scholar writes analytical essays on international economics, focusing on U.S. trade policy, tariffs, U.S.-China relations and national security import controls. Readers get informed analysis of how trade law, politics and geopolitics interact, drawing on the author's policy and legal expertise.
Weekly essays by Kevin Xu on the intersections of technology, business, investing, geopolitics and US-China relations, with a focus on AI. Readers get original analysis informed by the author's experience at GitHub and in venture investing, plus close readings of primary sources and studies.
Essays on technology, geopolitics and U.S.-China relations, drawing on firsthand travel, original research and policy analysis. Readers get argued positions on topics such as allied hedging in Korea, China's AI chip capacity and U.S. control over frontier AI access.
An author based in China writes analysis and commentary on Chinese politics, economy, technology and US-China relations, with a contrarian take on Western narratives. Issues mix in-depth essays, briefings with links, field notes and reader Q&As.
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