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The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 35 - Space Wars: How Satellites Are The New Weapons | ft. John Klein, Space StrategistIn this episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri sits down with Dr. John Klein—space strategist, military theorist, and author of Fight for the Final Frontier—as part of our Future of War and Tech series. This episode marks our first deep dive into the space domain.Dr. Klein explains why “space is not special, just wonderfully different,” urging a strategic and historical lens to understand the shifting nature of space power. The conversation explores how commercial firms—now responsible for over 90% of spacecraft in orbit—are transforming the global space landscape, and what that means for go...
2025-08-041h 03The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 33 - The Dark Web Uncovered: Who are the World's Deadliest Cyber Criminals? Ft. Geoff White, Author of Rinsed and Host of the Hit BBC Podcast, Lazarus HeistJoin us in this episode of The Great Tech Game Podcast as we delve into the murky world of cybercrime with investigative journalist and author, Geoff White. We discuss why few states succeed in building effective military cyber forces, the evolution of ransomware into a national security crisis, and the actors behind major cybercrime networks. Geoff maps out where these networks function geographically and in cyberspace, and identifies both state and non-state cyber actors, including Russia's ransomware economy, North Korea's Lazarus group, and fraud networks in Southeast Asia and West Africa. We also explore how technology has revolutionized money...
2025-06-1159 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 32 - Ransom Wars: Are States Losing Control of Cyberspace? ft. Cyber Expert Max SmeetsIn the latest episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, cyber conflict expert Max Smeets—senior researcher at ETH Zurich and co-director of Virtual Routes—draws on his books “No Shortcuts” and “Ransom War” to explore why most states struggle to build effective cyber forces and how ransomware has become a major national security threat. He breaks down the contrasting cyber strategies of the US, China, and Russia, the rise of professionalized ransomware groups like Conti, and what it takes for governments to build capable cyber commands. A must-watch for anyone seeking to understand the evolving frontlines of cyber conflict.
2025-05-291h 33The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 31. Is India Ready for a High-Tech War with Pakistan & China? Ft. Lt. Gen. RS Panwar & Lt. Gen. Raj ShuklaThis podcast episode features a discussion between host Anirudh Suri and two distinguished Indian Army veterans, Lt. Gen. RS Panwar (Signal Corps, specializing in technology and warfare) and Lt. Gen. Raj Shukla (Infantry, focusing on military futures and force modernization). The conversation analyzes the recent India-Pakistan standoff through the lens of technology, drawing lessons from the engagement and broader global conflicts (Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Gaza). Both experts emphasize the critical need for India to accelerate technological adoption and development in its military to address both Pakistan and the more significant challenge posed by China. Key themes include the evolving character of...
2025-05-131h 37The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp.30 - Is Asia Taking Over from the West? Ft. Kishore Mahbubani, former UNSC President and Singaporean diplomatIn this engaging episode, renowned diplomat and author Kishore Mahbubani discusses the evolving geopolitical landscape of Asia and the world. Highlighting key themes from his latest book, 'Living the Asian Century,' Kishore delves into the interplay between Western and Eastern values, China's rapid rise, and the strategic dynamics between major global powers like the United States, China, and India. He shares insights on Singapore’s phenomenal success, ASEAN’s role in balancing global influence, and the necessity for multipolar governance in the current age. A must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of global politics and the shif...
2025-04-281h 44The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - India's strengths, gaps, threats w.r.t cyber security and Spying. Ft. Shashank Joshi. (Ep 29 - Clip 8)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-2004 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - What roles will firm monitoring cybersecurity be playing in the future? Ft. Shashank Joshi. (Ep 29 - Clip 7)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-1904 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - Will be there cyber armies by tech companies to protect their monopoly in the future? Ft. Shashank Joshi. (Ep 29 - Clip 6)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-1804 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - Why Big Companies are Getting Close to Governments? Ft. Shashank Joshi. (Ep 29 - Clip 5)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-1703 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - The State - Big Tech Nexus | Ft. Shashank Joshi. (Ep 29 - Clip 4)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-1602 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - Are Private Tech Firms the New Spy Agencies? | Ft. Shashank Joshi. (Ep 29 - Clip 3)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-1503 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - The geopolitics of Tech Infrastructure | Ft. Shashank Joshi. (Ep 29 - Clip 2)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-1402 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriShort Clip - How Tech Firms are Shaping Espionage | Ft. Shashank Joshi (Ep 29 - Clip 1)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-1304 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 29. The Latest in Spycraft: Spy Satellites, Private Ops & More, ft. Shashank JoshiIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri discusses with Shashank Joshi, defence editor at The Economist, the transformative impact of technology on espionage and global warfare. Shashank delves into how technological advancements, from synthetic aperture radar satellites to cloud computing to subsea cables, are reshaping the tools and practices of intelligence agencies. They explore the shift in the global tech infrastructure, the rise of new-age defense tech firms, and the growing integration of big tech companies with state defense mechanisms. Shashank provides insights into the implications of these changes for global power dynamics, touching...
2025-04-121h 24
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 28. Former CIA Chief Gen David Petraeus on Modern Warfare in Ukraine, Gaza and the Indo-Pacific (Ep. 28)In this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri welcomes Gen. David Petraeus, former CIA chief and a highly decorated military leader, as they break down how today's hot wars including Ukraine and Gaza are likely to pan out.The discussion explores General Petraeus's illustrious 37-year military career, including his command roles in Iraq and Afghanistan and his tenure as the director of the CIA. They delve into how technology is transforming warfare and how geopolitical and economic factors are interlinked. General Petraeus also discusses his co-authored book on the evolution of warfare, offering an invaluable...
2025-03-2538 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 27. Weaponizing AI, Cyber, and Space: The Next Frontiers of War, ft Ylli Bajraktari (Ep 27)In this in-depth discussion, Ylli Bajraktari, the President and CEO of the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP), delves into how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming global warfare and the strategic positioning of the United States and India. Yill's insights stem from his extensive experience, including his tenure as Executive Director of the National Security Commission on AI, and his work with various US defense leaders. The conversation spans the evolution of AI in both administrative and military contexts, the emerging tech competition with China, and the critical role that US-India collaboration plays in maintaining technological and national security competitiveness...
2025-03-021h 19
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 26. The Geopolitics of Cyberspace: From Espionage to Cyberwar, ft. Adam Segal of CFR (EP 26)In this episode, Adam Segal, discusses the evolving landscape of cyber power, cyber warfare, and cyber espionage. He outlines key technological areas essential for future military and economic competitiveness, such as semiconductors, biology, new materials, and energy. Segal also examines the rise of Chinese and U.S. cyber capabilities, the impact of private sector involvement, the role of major state and non-state actors, and the current state of international cyber policy. He shares lessons from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and emphasizes the importance of maintaining technological control, a principle rooted in Chinese strategic thinking since the 19th century. Finally, he...
2025-02-021h 12
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 25. Nehru's Legacy and Modi's Vision: India's Economic Strategy, ft. Arvind Panagariya (Ep 25)In this episode of the Great Tech Game Podcast, host Anirudh engages in an enlightening conversation with Professor Arvind Panagariya, chairman of the 16th Finance Commission of India and Professor of Indian Political Economy at Columbia University. They explore a wide array of topics including India's historical and current economic policy strategies, the role of technology and innovation, and the challenges and opportunities in India's trade policies. Professor Panagariya shares his extensive experience and insights on how India can leverage markets, enhance R&D, and navigate the complexities of global trade to ensure sustainable and inclusive economic growth. They...
2025-01-071h 48
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 24. Will Global Inequality Ever End? Feat. Branko Milanovic, Economist and Author (Ep. 24)The podcast conversation of The Great Tech Game with Aniurdh Suri features Branco Milanovic, an expert on income inequality, discussing his work and global inequality trends.Milanovic's book, "Capitalism Alone," argues that capitalism is the only dominant economic system, with variations like liberal capitalism (US) and political capitalism (China). He also explores how socialist revolutions inadvertently paved the way for capitalism in some countries. His other book, "Visions of Inequality," looks at how influential economists have viewed inequality.Milanovic discusses how to measure inequality, noting that the Gini coefficient is a powerful tool. He explains that while inequality within...
2024-12-171h 27
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 23. Will India Be 'The Breakout Nation' this Decade? Ft. Ruchir SharmaIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri engages in a comprehensive discussion with Ruchir Sharma, an author, fund manager and columnist for the Financial Times. Ruchir shares insights from his extensive career, spanning over 25 years at Morgan Stanley and his thought leadership in macroeconomics, geopolitics, and technology. Key topics include the shifting dynamics in global economies, particularly in emerging markets like India and Mexico, the impact of technological adoption on national success, and the evolving challenges and criticisms of modern capitalism. Ruchir also highlights the necessity for India to enhance its infrastructure, govern better...
2024-11-241h 03
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 22 - Will India Avoid the Dreaded Middle Income Trap? ft. Indermit Gill of The World Bank GroupJoin us for an in-depth exploration of India's journey towards becoming a developed economy, featuring insights from Professor Indermit Gill, Chief Economist of the World Bank Group, and from our host Anirudh Suri. This episode delves into India's potential in technology, energy, and socioeconomic mobility. Discover the shifts in global economic consensus, the concept of the middle-income trap, and the role of investment and innovation in economic growth. Examine case studies from successful countries, the importance of female labor participation, and the impact of AI on India's future. The discussion also highlights India's evolving trade policies, the necessity of...
2024-10-261h 33
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 21 - The Coup d'Tech: Are Tech Firms Pulling Off a Silent Coup? Ft. Marietje Schaake | Stanford UniversityIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri engages in a deep conversation with Marietje Schaak, International Policy Director at Stanford University's Cyber Policy Center and a former member of the European Parliament. The discussion traverses the complex relationship between technology, geopolitics, and democracy. Marietje highlights the growing influence of big tech firms and their impact on state sovereign functions. She raises concerns about the balance of power, the role of AI, and the urgency for new regulations. They explore historical parallels with colonial enterprises and the concept of digital sovereignty. Marietje underscores the need...
2024-10-0454 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 20 - Big Cities, and How They Will Make or Break Our Future, ft Ian Goldin of OxfordIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, the host Anirud Suri welcomes Professor Ian Goldin, an esteemed academic and thought leader, to discuss his views on the intersection of technology, geopolitics, business, and global affairs. Professor Goldin shares his evolution in macro thinking over the past few decades and reflects on his experiences spanning academia, major organizations, and advisory roles to world leaders like Nelson Mandela. The discussion delves into the impact of globalization, technological advancements, and the future of cities. It also explores the current and future trends in global migration and the lessons drawn from...
2024-09-1855 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 19 - Is China's Growth Story Over? Ft. Michael Pettis of Peking UniversityIs China's Growth Story Over? Ft. Michael Pettis of Peking UniversityIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, Anirudh Suri welcomes Professor Michael Pettis, a finance professor at Peking University and a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment. The discussion spans topics such as the structural issues in the Chinese economy, global economic imbalances, and the evolution of trade policies.Pettis explains the historical context of economic development, the pitfalls of high savings and investment models, and the necessity of transitioning to a higher consumption model. He argues that China's current economic malaise...
2024-08-291h 10
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 18 - Is Globalization Dead? Feat. Adam Posen, President, The Peterson InstituteIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics. They delve into the shifting global economic landscape, examining the impact of technology and geopolitics on economic growth. Posen offers deep insights into the 'corrosion of globalization,' national champions, and U.S.-China economic relations. The discussion also highlights the emerging resilience and autonomy of countries like India, Brazil, Indonesia, and Mexico, as they navigate macroeconomic policies amidst global challenges such as interest rate hikes and inflation. Additionally, the episode...
2024-07-311h 31
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 17 - Navigating a Post-Globalized World ft. Rana Faroohar of the Financial Times and Author of Don't Be Evil and HomecomingIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, Anirudh Suri welcomes Rana Faroohar, the Global Business Columnist and Associate Editor at the Financial Times and CNN's Global Economic Analyst. Rana discusses the major themes of her three books, which cover the intersection of politics, economics, and technology over the last several decades. She shares her perspective on how the global economy has evolved and the shifts in political and economic power across continents. The conversation dives into the impact of globalization, the concentration of power in finance and tech sectors, and the future of industrial policies. A key...
2024-07-221h 04
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 16 - Reimagining our World's Economic Priorities, with Nobel Laureate Angus DeatonIn this thought-provoking episode of The Great Tech Game Podcast, host Anirudh Suri welcomes Nobel Laureate and renowned economist Angus Deaton. They dive deep into the challenges facing the American economy, focusing on inequality, the impacts of opioid epidemics, the decline of trade unions, and the role of globalization. Angus shares insights from his latest book "Economics in America," discusses the implications of current economic policies, and expresses concerns over the future of capitalism and global warming. This episode is a must-listen for those interested in the intersection of technology, economics, geopolitics, and the direction of international affairs.About...
2024-06-131h 14
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 15 - The World in Flux: The Fall of the Neoliberal Order and the Rise of Culture and Class WarsIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, the host Anirudh Suri engages in an in-depth conversation with Professor Gary Gerstle, they discuss the formation and dissolution of political orders, focusing on the New Deal and neoliberal orders, and explore how current global dynamics, particularly the rise of China and India, impact the U.S. political landscape. They delve into the potential shift of the U.S. towards a more state-driven model, the challenges of authoritarianism, and what the future holds for globalization, migration, and class conflict. The discussion also covers the evolving relationship between states and corporations...
2024-05-241h 16
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 14. Which Nations are the Most Digitally Competitive? Ft.Bhaskar Chakravorti of The Fletcher SchoolIn an insightful conversation, Bhaskar Chakravorti and Anirudh discuss the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and the digital economy on global growth and India's future. Exploring the transformative capabilities of AI in various sectors such as healthcare, education, and agriculture, they highlight its potential in driving competitiveness, economic growth, and job creation at an unprecedented rate. Special attention is given to the challenges and opportunities India faces in leveraging AI for societal benefits, including the importance of public and private sector collaboration, digital competitiveness, and the strategic approach towards AI innovation for a broad-based, inclusive digital transformation. The...
2024-05-031h 19
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 13. Will the Tech World Play by Europe's Rules? Ft. Anu BradfordHosted by Anirudh with Anu Bradford, this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast delves into the intricate landscape of technology, geopolitics, and regulation. Bradford, a renowned scholar at Columbia Law School and author of crucial works like 'The Brussels Effect' and 'Digital Empires', explores the overwhelming power of tech companies and their consequential failure to govern responsibly. The conversation spans the divergent digital regulation models of the US, China, and the European Union, reflecting on their ideological, cultural, and political bases. Bradford and Anirudh discuss the dynamic evolution of tech regulation, the enduring geopolitical tensions in the US-China...
2024-04-151h 06
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 12. Underground Empires: Using Economic Networks for Geopolitical Goals ft. Abe NewmanThis episode of the 'Great Tech Game' podcast features a discussion with Professor Abe Newman, a prominent figure at Georgetown University and the co-head of the Mortara Center for International Studies. Professor Newman is also the author of 'The Underground Empire,' a book examining how the U.S. has harnessed the global economy as a tool for weaponized interdependence. The conversation delves into the evolving dynamics of geopolitics, technology, and the economy, addressing how countries, particularly the U.S., have leveraged economic networks and infrastructure as means of coercion and surveillance. Notable topics include the role of companies...
2024-04-041h 09The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 11. The new rising powers in a multipolar world ft. Sebastian MallabyFull Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTsIn this compelling episode, host Anirudh Suri converses with Sebastian Mallaby about the shifting dynamics of global power. They delve into the technological and capital trends propelling emerging powers like India, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Highlighting the transition from a bipolar to a multipolar world, Mallaby discusses the complexities and risks associated with this new geopolitical landscape. The conversation examines the decline of American dominance in multilateral institutions and the rise of regional governance structures such as the Quad and AUKUS.00:00 Introduction to Emerging Powers00:48 Demographics and Growth Potential01:57 The Multipolar World Order03:27...
2024-03-2307 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriIs a massive class conflict happening again?
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTs
In this episode, host Anirudh Suri discusses the rising levels of global inequality with guest Sebastian Mallaby. They delve into historical contexts, comparing today's socioeconomic conditions with the pre-World War I era, and contemplate the potential for significant socio-political movements. The conversation touches on the rise of populism, the impact of social media on perceptions of inequality, and its implications for political landscapes in the U.S. and Europe.
00:00 Historical Context of Rising Inequality
00:52 Modern Parallels and Political Movements
02:12 Impact of Social Media on Perceptions
**Books**
Sebastian:
**The Power Law: Venture...
2024-03-2202 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWas Piketty wrong about capital causing inequality?
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTs
In this episode, host Anirudh Suri engages in an insightful conversation with Sebastian Mallaby about the implications of a tech-driven economic world. They discuss the divergence in global economic trends, the increase and decrease of inequality, and the dynamics between labor and capital. Mallaby provides historical context, referencing Thomas Piketty's theories and examining periods where labor held significant negotiating power, such as the 1950s and 1960s in America. The conversation touches on the reversal of inequality trends post-COVID and stresses the non-deterministic nature of economic cycles.
00:00 Introduction: Tech-Driven Economic Divergence
00:25 Thomas Pi...
2024-03-2205 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriHas Power Shifted from Wall Street to Silicon Valley? Ft. Sebastian Mallaby
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTs
Join host Anirudh Suri as he delves into a deep conversation with guest Sebastian Mallaby about the shifting dynamics between technology and capital. They discuss the current landscape where technology and venture capital are outshining traditional Wall Street firms, explore the exponential growth driven by advancements like artificial intelligence, and question whether the real power has shifted from financial institutions to tech innovators.
00:00 Introduction to Technology and Capital
00:24 The Dominance of Technology in Modern Capitalism
00:48 Venture Capital vs. Wall Street
01:04 Media Coverage and Market Valuations
01:22 Investment Comparisons: Tech vs. Wall Street
02:13 The Sh...
2024-03-2003 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriFuture of Venture Capital - Unipolar or Multipolar
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTs
Host Anirudh Suri interviews Sebastian Mallaby disscus about the potential shift in the venture capital industry from a unipolar dominance by Silicon Valley to a multipolar landscape, how venture capital, which traditionally relies on taking big risks for massive upsides, is spreading beyond Northern California to regions like China, India, and Europe. The discussion highlights that growing local markets and cultural shifts toward accepting failure as a learning experience are pivotal in this transition. However, the success of venture capital in smaller markets, such as those in Africa, remains uncertain due...
2024-03-1905 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriNew Power Brokers - Hedge Funds and Venture Capitalists
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTs
In this episode, host Anirudh Suri discusses with guest Sebastian Mallaby the rise and influence of hedge funds and venture capital in the finance industry. They delve into how these players, absent in the 1920s and 1930s, have become powerful forces shaping the rules of the game today. The conversation covers the significant growth and role of hedge funds in market innovation and price discovery, and the risk-reward dynamics unique to venture capital. Mallaby also explains why these forms of capital deployment remain distinct from the operations within large traditional banks...
2024-03-1807 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWhy is a "Culture of Growth" so rare? feat. Joel Mokyr
The Clip dives into an in-depth conversation about the percentage of population that drives growth and development in a society, often termed as 'the intellectual lead.' The presence of these people across societies, the factors that may prevent them from contributing, and influences from education and political systems are key focus areas in the discussion. The role of culture, including its capacity for change and the significance of pluralism are also examined.
Full Episode Link
(Part 1): https://youtu.be/iV21apDujg8
(Part 2): https://youtu.be/j-EtfjGJbV0
00:00 Introduction: The Power of a Small Number
00:30 The Role of Education and...
2024-03-1706 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriGovernment Clampdowns on Wall Street vs Silicon Valley ft. Sebastian Mallaby
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTs
In this episode, host Anirudh Suri engages in an insightful discussion with guest Sebastian Mallaby on the historical evolution of financial systems and the regulatory cycles over the past century. They explore the dynamics between private banking entities and public institutions like the central bank, focusing on significant periods such as the establishment of the Federal Reserve, the 1920s stock market bubble and the ensuing crash, and the 2008 financial crisis. They also draw parallels between these financial regulatory cycles and the current tug of war between big tech firms and governments...
2024-03-1605 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWhy Capital Matters ft. Sebastian Mallaby
Full Episode: https://youtu.be/CH-4yCU1BTs
Join host Anirudh Suri and guest Sebastian Mallaby as they explore the historical evolution of capital and its profound impact on global finance. They discuss the pivotal role of the Industrial Revolution in shifting from small-scale operations to large companies, the influence of trade finance during the great trading era, and the emergence of powerful financial figures like JP Morgan. The conversation also highlights the significant contributions of contemporary financiers such as George Soros and Arthur Rock in shaping modern economics and technological innovation.
00:00 The Rise of Capital: A Historical Perspective
00:13...
2024-03-1604 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 11. Will The Power of Capital Be Eclipsed by Technology? ft. Sebastian MallabyTune in to The Great Tech Game Podcast as host Anirudh Suri and guest Sebastian Mallaby unravel the intricate dynamics of capital's rise to power in the modern world. From colorful characters in capitalism's history to parallels between historic adventure capitalism and today's venture capitalism, they explore it all. Dive into the tug of war between financiers and governments, analyze the evolution of hedge funds and venture capital, and ponder the globalization of the VC industry. Are we witnessing a shift from Wall Street to Silicon Valley? Will rising inequality lead to global conflict? Join the conversation on the...
2024-03-151h 06The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriHow can nations cultivate a culture of innovation? feat. Joel Mokyr
Joel discusses the importance of Information and communication technology and its role in economic prosperity. He explores how nations can foster a spirit of tech creativity and emphasizes that it's not merely a financial matter. Joel criticizes the limitations of intellectual property (IP) rights systems but recognizes the flow of knowledge across borders. Using China and India as examples, he explains how they've taken existing Western knowledge and improved on it. Joel argues that to be technologically creative and successful, a society must embrace nonconformity and pluralism, allowing for unconventional ideas to flourish. Using historical examples like the Soviet...
2024-03-1406 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWhy is a "Culture of Growth" so rare? feat. Joel Mokyr
The Clip dives into an in-depth conversation about the percentage of population that drives growth and development in a society, often termed as 'the intellectual lead.' The presence of these people across societies, the factors that may prevent them from contributing, and influences from education and political systems are key focus areas in the discussion. The role of culture, including its capacity for change and the significance of pluralism are also examined.
Full Episode Link
(Part 1): https://youtu.be/iV21apDujg8
(Part 2): https://youtu.be/j-EtfjGJbV0
00:00 Introduction: The Power of a Small Number
00:30 The Role of Education and...
2024-03-1306 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWhy did China and the Roman Empire not lead the Industrial Revolution? feat. Joel Mokyr
In this clip, Joel mentions why the Roman Empire and China didn't experience an industrial revolution, attributing lack of progress to diminishing returns from established trade routes and specialized industries. Joel also highlights gains made by Europe when it started to integrate into a single large market in 1967, he emphasizes the role of knowledge gains and technological advancements, stating that they are sectors that don't seem to succumb to the law of diminishing returns.
Full Episode Link
(Part 1): https://youtu.be/iV21apDujg8
(Part 2): https://youtu.be/j-EtfjGJbV0
00:00 Why No Industrial Revolution in China or Roman Empire?
00:18 The Diminishing...
2024-03-1303 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriThis one thing can help change a country's culture! feat. Joel Mokyr
Joel emphasizes the societal resistance to change, stating how individuals are shaped by their peers, teachers, and parents, who may deter them from questioning established norms. Joel elaborates that incentives can influence individuals to think creatively and devise innovative solutions. However, if society reacts negatively to such attempts, individuals might choose to stay quiet or move to places where their efforts are more appreciated. This dynamic contributes to the slow pace of cultural change.
Full Episode Link
(Part 1): https://youtu.be/iV21apDujg8
(Part 2): https://youtu.be/j-EtfjGJbV0
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction: The Question of Wealth
00:30 Adam Smith's Perspective on Wealth
01:39...
2024-03-1201 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWill AI Adoption Get Democratized? And What Can the World Learn from India? ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
In this discussion between Anirudh and George, the focus lies on the vital factors influencing technological adoption, including the investment of capital, nurturing of talent, and the necessity for sector and country-specific research to integrate innovations effectively. They spotlight the historic role of venture capital and infrastructure in disseminating transformative technologies like the internet. The conversation further explores the economic incentives driving the widespread adoption and cost reduction of technologies, aiming for universal access. Anirudh and George reflect on the potential consequences of a 'second great divergence', a phenomenon...
2024-03-1107 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriFuture of AI: Open-Source or Closed Source? Ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
In this conversation, Anirudh and George delve into the debate over open versus closed source AI development and its implications for global unity and conflict. At a recent global technology summit in Delhi, key figures from the Indian tech sphere, including Nandan Nelakani, discussed India's AI strategy, emphasizing the potential benefits of an open source model over the pursuit of large-scale proprietary AI models like those developed by OpenAI. The success of India's digital public infrastructure, like Aadhaar and the IndiaStack, is cited as influencing the country's approach towards...
2024-03-1005 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriHow Will AI Impact Jobs and Economic Growth? ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
In this discussion, Anirudh and George delve into the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing economic growth worldwide. According to investment research from Goldman Sachs, AI could potentially increase productivity by 1.5 percent, leading to a $7 trillion growth in global GDP. They explore the potential impacts of AI on economic output and growth, focusing on which sectors, countries, and segments of the workforce might see the most benefits. Through a detailed analysis of 900 occupations in the U.S., extended to a global context, the research suggests that task automation...
2024-03-0903 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWill India be a Key Swing State in Geopolitics and AI? Ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
In this discussion, Anirudh and George explore the concept of geopolitical swing states and extend it to the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) competition. They highlight the transition from a unipolar to a multipolar world, leading to the emergence of countries like India, which exhibit flexibility in aligning with global powers such as the US, China, or the EU on a case-by-case basis. Further, the concept is applied to AI, with countries potentially becoming swing states in generative AI competition based on their regulatory approaches and interests. The conversation...
2024-03-0807 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriThe AI Revolution: What Will India and Other Countries' Role Be? ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
The discussion highlights the global impact and contributions of various countries to the generative AI field. They emphasize on India's significant role, credited to its intellectual capital, economic potential, and innovative approaches, particularly in digital advancements as pointed out by Anirudh. George mentions the academic leadership of England, France's historical and financial contributions, and the EU's regulatory efforts. The conversation also covers the technological expertise of countries like the Netherlands, South Korea, and Taiwan. Furthermore, it notes the United Arab Emirates for its achievements in Arabic language models and...
2024-03-0702 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriHow Generative AI has Helped the US Steal an Edge Over China ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
In a detailed conversation between Anirudh and George, the duo explores the global landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI), focusing on the generative AI sector where the United States holds a leading position. The discussion highlights AI as a global phenomenon, with the US's leadership attributed to its foundational role in intellectual and semiconductor innovations, thanks to contributions from companies like Google and NVIDIA, and the dominance of US hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google in infrastructure provision. Despite the US's early lead, the conversation acknowledges the rapidly evolving nature...
2024-03-0607 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriThe Great AI Game - The Global Competition for Leadership in AI ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
The conversation between Anirudh and George on the early stages of 'The Great AI Game', emphasizes the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on global competition across markets and nations. They delve into the strategic investments by tech firms and countries in AI, highlighting the significant socioeconomic and geopolitical implications, particularly of generative AI. Anirudh and George explore AI's potential to profoundly affect economics, productivity, defense, culture, and the global competitive landscape. The discussion reflects on the urgency and complexity of thought leadership in navigating this transformative era.
00:00 The Dawn...
2024-03-0504 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 10 - The Future of AI and Geopolitics: Unraveling AI's Global Implications with George LeeIn this comprehensive episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, Anirudh Suri and guest, George Lee, delve into the convergence of technology, geopolitics, business, and innovation through the lens of the emerging generative AI revolution. They discuss the current landscape of global AI competition, highlighting the US's early lead, China's formidable presence, and the potential contributions of other nations, including India's open data approach. Lee, from his executive position at Goldman Sachs and extensive academic and professional background, shares insights on the formation of the Applied Innovation Group, aimed at driving thought leadership and innovation within the firm, motivated...
2024-03-041h 01The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriUnderstanding Trump's Brand of Populism | Helen Thompson
Full Episode link: https://youtu.be/BlxR5dqm3O4
In this episode, host Anirudh Suri speaks with guest Helen about the underlying factors behind Donald Trump's rise in politics. They explore the notion that Trump's ascendancy is not solely due to populism and delve into the historical fusion of nationalism with representative democracy. The discussion highlights parallels between Trump's strategy and the American Populist Party, comparing Trump's nativism-plus-class approach with Bernie Sanders' class-focused rhetoric. Helen argues that nationhood has always been intertwined with democracy, challenging the simplistic label of populism often attributed to Trump's political narrative.
**Helen Thompson** is...
2024-02-1904 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriThe Energy Transition: What It Means for Europe? | Helen Thompson
Full Episode link: https://youtu.be/BlxR5dqm3O4
In this episode, host Anirudh Suri discusses with guest Helen Europe's future, highlighting the rising use of civilizational language among European politicians. The conversation examines President Macron's stance on defending European civilization, the complex energy transition, and the challenges of foreign resource dependency. The discussion also touches on Europe's ambitions to become a leader in climate tech, the competition with China, and Europe's strategic interests in Africa.
**Helen Thompson** is an English academic who teaches politics at Cambridge University, where she is a professor of political economy and a fellow...
2024-02-1805 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWill Oil Rich Countries Be Irrelevant Soon? | Helen Thompson
Full Episode link: https://youtu.be/BlxR5dqm3O4
Host Anirudh Suri and guest Helen discuss the future of oil-producing nations like Saudi Arabia in the context of ongoing climate transitions. They analyze potential scenarios of reduced oil dependence, the geopolitical implications, and the continued necessity for oil in certain sectors, comparing it to historical shifts from coal to other energy sources post-World War II.
**Helen Thompson** is an English academic who teaches politics at Cambridge University, where she is a professor of political economy and a fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, where she is also Director of Studies.
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2024-02-1804 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriThe New Scramble for Africa's Resources | Helen Thompson
Full Episode link: https://youtu.be/BlxR5dqm3O4
In this episode, host Anirudh Suri and guest Helen discuss the evolving geopolitical dynamics in Africa, focusing on the continent's rich resources and the new scramble for them by global powers like China, Europe, and America. They explore whether African nations can leverage their resources to move up the value chain and transform their economies, rather than just being a source of raw materials. The conversation also touches on recent political shifts, such as the coup in Niger and France's subsequent search for uranium alternatives, highlighting the growing resource nationalism...
2024-02-1703 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriHow 2024 Elections will Shape Geopolitics | Helen Thompson
Full Episode link: https://youtu.be/BlxR5dqm3O4
In this episode, Host Anirudh Suri and guest Helen discuss the significant global elections in 2024, including those in the US, UK, and India, and analyze how current geopolitical disruptions might impact these elections. Additionally, they explore how the outcomes of these elections, particularly in the United States, could shape global geopolitics by the end of 2024. The conversation covers key issues like the US's relations with Europe and NATO, the Middle East conflicts, and the political dynamics surrounding the Ukraine war.
**Helen Thompson** is an English academic who teaches politics at...
2024-02-1606 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 9 - The Geopolitics of Energy and the Climate Transition, feat. Helen Thompson of Cambridge University and author of Disorder: Hard Times in the 21st CenturyIn this episode of the Great Tech Game podcast, Anirudh Suri talks to Prof. Helen Thompson, one of the leading experts on geopolitics and political economy. They discuss how the geopolitics is likely to shape the outcomes of national elections in 2024 (and vice versa), the worrying trends around populism, nativism and nationalism, and how climate and energy transitions are shaping the global order and the future of international relations.Prof. Thompson shares invaluable insights on key global topics. From the potential impact of the 2024 US presidential election on global power dynamics to the intricate interplay between domestic politics and...
2024-02-151h 13The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriCan the World Govern AI?
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/LfmxGA7nOR4
The discussion focuses on the important role global governance will play in the development and deployment of AI technologies. The speaker emphasizes that despite the necessity for collective international action, achieving consensus on core principles and institutions will take time. It highlights the interest from global bodies such as the UN and the discussions that have been ongoing for almost a decade without reaching a concrete agreement. The urgency is stressed due to the rapid advancement of AI technology compared to slower diplomatic efforts, especially in areas like AI safety.
00:00 Introduction...
2024-02-0201 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriCan India Prove Sam Altman Wrong?
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/LfmxGA7nOR4
In a recent discussion during Sam Altman's visit to India, a key question arose about whether India, with its burgeoning venture capital ecosystem but lesser depth of capital compared to the U.S., could develop large language models (LLMs). The conversation addressed the constraints posed by the escalating training costs of LLMs, emphasizing that the capital needed is significant. The costs are doubling roughly every 18 months, with the training of models like GPT-4 already reaching as high as $100 million. This exponential rise in costs poses a substantial barrier for small startups...
2024-02-0102 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWhy Is Top AI Research Talent So Concentrated?
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/LfmxGA7nOR4
This episode explores the concentration and diffusion of AI research and talent. It highlights how top universities and research institutions like Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, and MIT attract the best researchers. Despite their concentration in a few top labs in academia and the private sector, the wide availability of published AI research and models online facilitates rapid knowledge diffusion. This allows a broader audience to access and build upon cutting-edge discoveries in AI.
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2024-01-3101 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriCan New Leaders Emerge in AI?
This episode explores the concentration of advanced AI technology among a few leading companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and Meta. It highlights how OpenAI and other companies are keeping their advanced models like ChatGPT proprietary, allowing usage but not ownership, analogous to riding but not owning a train. In contrast, Meta adopts a more open approach, releasing its models like Llama 2 publicly, enabling widespread access and modification, akin to digitally copying and laying a railroad track. This democratization of AI technology allows more widespread and affordable customization.
00:00 Introduction to Concentrated AI Technologies
00:17 Leading Companies in AI Development
00:49 OpenAI's...
2024-01-3102 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriIs AI like Nuclear Tech or Smartphone Technology?
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/LfmxGA7nOR4
Exploring AI's Global Impact: A Discussion with Paul
In this episode, Anirudh Suri and guest Paul discuss the role of various countries in the global technological landscape, focusing on the proliferation and impact of different technologies. They compare the concentrated power of nuclear technology to the widespread availability of AI, exemplified by its use on the battlefield in Ukraine and by non-state groups like ISIS. The conversation emphasizes how AI levels the playing field and can be utilized by countries, companies, and individuals to achieve diverse goals.
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2024-01-3002 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWeighing China's Strengths vs Weaknesses in AI
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China's AI Talent and the Global Computing Power Battle
This episode explores China's AI research advantage due to its large pool of AI researchers, but highlights the issue of talent emigrating to the US and Europe. The conversation shifts to the geopolitical battle over AI-specific semiconductors and chips, emphasizing the competition between the US and China. The discussion includes the challenges posed by export controls and China's efforts to develop an indigenous supply chain to mitigate the impact of these restrictions.
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2024-01-2904 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriDoes China Have a Data Advantage in AI?
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/LfmxGA7nOR4
Host Anirudh Suri and guest Paul delve into the data supremacy of the United States and China. They discuss the strategic importance of data for artificial intelligence, emphasizing the need to refine and manage data effectively. The conversation highlights the differences in global reach between US and Chinese tech firms and the metrics that matter for leveraging data in the AI-driven future.
00:00 Introduction: The Data Advantage of Nations
01:06 The Importance of Data in AI
01:48 Data Management and Refinement
02:40 Measuring Data Capabilities
03:43 Global Reach and Diversity of Data
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2024-01-2804 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp.8 AI Leadership: The Four Key Battlegrounds of Artificial Intelligence with Paul ScharreIn this in-depth discussion on the Great Tech Game podcast, Paul Scharre fshares interesting insights on the state of global competition in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The conversation revolves around the four key battlegrounds of AI – data, computing hardware (or computer chips), human talent and institutions. They also touch upon the role of various countries such as the US, China, and India in this competition, as well as the need for global AI governance. Paul Scharre, the Executive Vice President and Director of Studies at CNAS. He's a distinguished author, receiving accolades for his book "Four Battlegrounds: Power in the Ag...
2024-01-2640 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriThe Great AI Game - The Global Competition for Leadership in AI ft. George Lee
Link to the Main Episode: https://youtu.be/riXxhdBmC1M
The conversation between Anirudh and George on the early stages of 'The Great AI Game', emphasizes the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on global competition across markets and nations. They delve into the strategic investments by tech firms and countries in AI, highlighting the significant socioeconomic and geopolitical implications, particularly of generative AI. Anirudh and George explore AI's potential to profoundly affect economics, productivity, defense, culture, and the global competitive landscape. The discussion reflects on the urgency and complexity of thought leadership in navigating this transformative era.
00:00 The Dawn...
2024-01-2104 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriChina's Strategy to Counter US Export Controls
Full Episode - https://youtu.be/iYC5nKJpGvY
This conversation is around the U.S. CHIPS Act and export controls on the semiconductor industry from both American and Chinese perspectives. It explores strategies China might use, including leveraging its dominance in rare earth elements, gallium, and germanium, and the potential consequences of such actions. The discussion highlights the interdependencies in global supply chains, the potential economic repercussions for both the U.S. and China, and the shifts in production to countries like Vietnam and Thailand.
00:00 Introduction: U.S. Export Control Strategy and the CHIPS Act
00:36 China's Potential Countermeasures: Rare...
2024-01-1603 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriIndia's Strategy in Chip War: Chris Miller Weighs In
Anirudh and Chris discusses India's recent efforts to develop its semiconductor industry after past attempts in the 1980s failed to gain traction. Emphasizing both semiconductor fabrication and electronics assembly, India is attracting foreign investment through incentives for chip making, packaging, and assembly. The video examines India's growing demand for semiconductors, driven by its burgeoning device assembly market, and highlights the potential for India to become a key player in chip design due to its existing software engineering expertise. Additionally, the video explores the geopolitical and economic factors that are supporting India's semiconductor strategy, including partnerships with the US, Japan...
2024-01-1410 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 7 - National Strategies to Win The Chip War and Geopolitics of Semiconductors, ft. Chris MillerChris Miller, author of Chip War (FT Business Book of the Year 2022), joins host Anirudh Suri to discuss the geopolitics of the global semi-conductor industry and the national strategies being adopted by countries like the US, China, EU (France, Germany and Netherlands), Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and India. They also explore the role of universities, government policies, and business investment in shaping the global semiconductor landscape. Key questions that Chris and Anirudh delve into: What will it take for nations to succeed in the Chip War? How can nations start to build their competitive advantage? What are the gaps in...
2024-01-1242 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 6: Looking Back to Look Ahead: The World in 2050, Feat. Hamish McRaeRenowned British journalist and prominent European futurist, Hamish McRae joins host Anirudh Suri as they delve into what the world will look like in 2050, by also examining how history has played out over the last few centuries. This fascinating, big picture discussion revolves around the rapid evolution of technology, particularly artificial intelligence, and its potential impact on the world economies up to 2050, with a focus on countries like the U.S., China, and India. The discussion extends to the dynamics of global geopolitics, including underlying power shifts and possible future U.S. relations with Russia and China. McRae highlights...
2024-01-061h 31The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWhat the Russia-Ukraine War Teaches Us About Today's Economic and Military Order ft. Daniel Immer Wahr
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/7CL_8jnKBRk?si=S3dgqoeCM6-8ef-p
Anirudh and Daniel engage in a deep dive into the evolving nature of warfare and geopolitical dynamics, with a focus on the unexpected conventional military strategies used by Russia in Ukraine, contrasting with the widely anticipated cyber warfare. They explore the broader global shift away from the optimistic globalization of the 90s towards a re-territorialization of politics, highlighted by Russia's strategic moves to achieve self-sufficiency and leverage over global food supplies. The discussion also covers the critical importance of territorial resources like rare earth materials for...
2024-01-0505 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriWhat did the US Empire Learn from Earlier Empires? Ft. Daniel Immer Wahr
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/7CL_8jnKBRk?si=S3dgqoeCM6-8ef-p
Anirudh and Daniel talks about how the United States evolved into an empire, learning from past empires like the British and Roman. Initially a settler colonial empire displacing indigenous peoples, the US expanded its imperial reach by the late 19th century, acquiring territories such as the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Guam. They explores how the US, despite its anti-imperialist founding principles, sought to emulate British colonial practices, as exemplified by Rudyard Kipling's 'The White Man's Burden,' which offered imperialist guidance to the US. Anirudh...
2024-01-0402 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriThe Tug of War: Big Tech Firms vs States Ft. Daniel Immer Wahr
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/7CL_8jnKBRk?si=S3dgqoeCM6-8ef-p
In this engaging conversation, Anirudh and Daniel explore the historical and contemporary tug of war between governments and big tech firms across the globe. They draw parallels with the past, such as the rivalry between the crown and the East India Company, to question if big tech could surpass government power. The discussion spans examples from various countries including the U.S., China, and Russia, highlighting the shift in power dynamics. They debate the potential for tech firms to take over traditional state functions like security...
2024-01-0309 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriUS Empire: How Does It Project Power Globally? ft. Daniel Immer Wahr
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/7CL_8jnKBRk?si=S3dgqoeCM6-8ef-p
In this conversation, Daniel and Anirudh explore the shape and dynamics of US power over the past 75 years, especially after 1945. They discuss the framework of understanding power through three main buckets—economic, military, and cultural/values-based influence. Anirudh presents an economic-first view of power, positing that economic strength is foundational to military and cultural dominance. The duo reflects on the historical context, examining the shift from direct colonial control towards a network of global military bases and cultural influence, which they term a 'pointillist empire'. This di...
2024-01-0106 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriHow has the US Has Justified Its Global Empire? ft. Daniel
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/7CL_8jnKBRk?si=S3dgqoeCM6-8ef-p
The conversation between Anirudh and Daniel discusses the transition of colonial empire methods and justifications from the British Raj to the United States, focusing on the language and ideologies used to justify expansionist tendencies. It reflects on how empires were once sources of pride and the belief in spreading civilization as a justification for imperialism. The conversation includes how the U.S. developed its unique form of global governance, drawing from ancient and modern empires, and compares direct versus indirect control methods used by the British...
2023-12-3107 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriData Grab the new Land Grab? ft. Daniel Immer Wahr
Full Episode Link: https://youtu.be/7CL_8jnKBRk?si=S3dgqoeCM6-8ef-p
In a thought-provoking conversation between Anirudh and Daniel, the conversation delves into how technological advancements have transformed the dynamics of global power, paralleling the shift with historical forms of imperialism. They discuss the United States' transition away from territorial empire towards a tech-driven influence, highlighting the role of technology in facilitating this shift. The conversation further explores the concept of 'digital' or 'data colonialism', especially in the context of India, where big tech's data practices evoke comparisons to the East India Company's colonial exploits. Anirudh and...
2023-12-3006 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriHow Trade drove prosperity in China and the Roman Empire? feat. Joel MokyrJoel Mokyr takes a deep dive into history, tracing back from the agricultural revolution to the advent of technology in the modern era, Joel highlight major periods like agriculture, colonization, capitalism, and technology. Special focus is given to the transition from hunter gatherer societies to agriculture driven societies, with the latter catalyzing the emergence and complexity of modern civilization. The roles of specialization and division of labor during periods like the Roman Empire and the Song and Tang Dynasties in China are also explored, emphasize how regional and individual specializations, along with trade, led to the prosperity of these...
2023-12-2904 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 5 From America to Meta: The Geopolitics of Empires, Old and New, feat. Daniel ImmerwahrIn this episode of #TheGreatTechGame podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Prof. Daniel Immerwahr to discuss the geopolitics of empires. From America to Meta, empires, old and new, have often learnt from previous empires, yet incorporated new characteristics and narratives to justify their existence with the times.What did the US learn from the empires that came before it? Are tech firms also empires in hiding? Is data grab the new land grab? Who will win the tug of war between states and tech firms? How is technology shaping geopolitics today? And are we still really prisoners of...
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The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 4. How did the United States Rise to become a Global Power?, feat. John Steele Gordon#TheGreatTechGamePodcast #AnirudhSuri #JohnSteeleGordonFollow Anirudh here: X (formerly Twitter): https://x.com/anirudhsuriLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anirudhsuri/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anirudh_suriFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnirudhSuri.in Website: www.anirudhsuri.comBook and Podcast: www.greattechgame.com Book Links:Anirudh Suri:The Great Tech Game by Anirudh Suri :https://amzn.eu/d/1Su38MyJohn Gordon's Books:1. An Empire of Wealth: Rise of Amer Economy 1607-2000 -https...
2023-12-191h 14The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 3. Would the US Take Over SpaceX or Google (like Britain took over East India Company)? Ft. Phil SternThis conversation delves into the concept of 'informal empires' and challenges the notion that these empires feel 'informal' to those under their influence. It argues that historians, particularly in the West, might minimize the impact of informal empires, which, in reality, exert significant control and governance, often through private enterprises rather than state mechanisms. In this episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Phil Stern, professor of history at Duke University, to dive into the history of colonial corporations such as East India Company and what that might teach us about how the...
2023-12-1604 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 3. Parallels between US empire and British empire Ft. Phil SternPhil & Anirudh discusses the parallels between the British Empire, known for its dominance through colonial corporations, and the modern-day geopolitical influence of the United States, highlighting the significant role of major US tech corporations like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Starlink. It delves into the different models of tech geopolitics, comparing the state-led approach of China, the regulatory stance of Europe, and the corporation-driven model of the US. 00:00 Introduction to Geopolitics and Empires00:10 The British Empire: An Incorporated Empire00:34 Comparing the British Empire and the U.S. Today00:44 Tech Geopolitics: Three Models01:11 The U.S. Model: Power of Large Corporations01:33...
2023-12-1502 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 3. States vs. Big Tech: A Tug of War ft. Phil SternPhil delves into the complex and ever-evolving relationship between state powers and private corporations throughout history, underscoring it as a 'tug of war' or 'ebb and flow'. The conversation highlights significant historical moments, such as the transformation of the East India Company from a trading entity to a governing and military power, to draw parallels with today's tech companies like Microsoft, which have expanded beyond their initial functions. It discusses the idea that this relationship does not follow a linear story of dominance but is marked by constant tensions and shifts in power dynamics. 00:00 Introduction: The Tug of War...
2023-12-1507 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 3. Regulating Big Tech: Lessons from History Ft. Phil SternThe conversation explores the historical dynamics between states and large colonial corporations, particularly through the lens of British colonialism and its regulatory challenges. Phil draws parallels between past colonial enterprises and contemporary big tech firms, focusing on the complexities of regulation, the arguments asserted by corporations against state control, and the evolution of such debates over time. Chapters: 00:27 The Evolution of Colonial Enterprises00:50 The State and Its Competing Interests01:24 The Debate on Company Models01:35 Legal Regulation and Accountability02:15 The Argument Against State Regulation02:29 The Role of History in Colonialism04:37 The Defense of Private Property06:06 The Argument of Indigenous Sovereignty08:58...
2023-12-1409 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 3. Parallels between Venture Colonialism and Venture Capitalism ft. Phil SternPhil delves into the concept of venture colonialism, as detailed in the book 'Empire Incorporated'. It draws a parallel between historical venture capitalists, known as 'adventure capitalists', who invested in exploratory voyages from the 16th and 17th centuries, and the modern venture capital industry. This connection highlights a continuum of investment risks and returns, blending commercial, religious, political, and even philosophical motivations behind such ventures. Venture colonialism, as the discussion suggests, bridges the historical and contemporary, urging a reevaluation of assumptions about colonial enterprises and modern venture capitalism.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Venture Colonialism01:19 Historical Context of Venture Colonialism01:54 Understanding the...
2023-12-1404 minThe Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 3. Would the US Take Over SpaceX or Google (like Britain took over East India Company)? Ft. Phil SternThis conversation delves into the concept of 'informal empires' and challenges the notion that these empires feel 'informal' to those under their influence. It argues that historians, particularly in the West, might minimize the impact of informal empires, which, in reality, exert significant control and governance, often through private enterprises rather than state mechanisms. 00:00 Understanding Informal Empires00:56 Influence of Corporations on International Policies01:22 The Role of ExxonMobil in Foreign Policy01:36 Rethinking the Concept of Empire01:46 The Plurality of Jurisdictional Forms in Empires02:13 The British Empire in India: Pre and Post 185702:45 The Complexity of Corporate Entities within Empires03:08 The Constellation...
2023-12-1304 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 3 - Big Tech Firms vs. Nation-States: What History Teaches Us, Feat. Philip SternIn this episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Phil Stern, professor of history at Duke University, to dive into the history of colonial corporations such as East India Company and what that might teach us about how the current tug of war between nation-states and big tech firms such as Apple and Google might play out.Stern and Suri together delve into the history of joint stock corporations and trading empires of corporations such as East India Company and others. They explore how these joint stock corporations of the 17th...
2023-12-131h 08The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 2 (Part 2) - How do some societies get rich, successful and creative? Ft. Joel MokyrIn Part 2 of this two-part episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Joel Mokyr to dig deep into why some societies get rich, creative and successful while others don't. Mokyr describes the uniqueness of the European experience that leads to the Industrial Revolution, and derives key insights to explain how a culture of nonconformism can be encouraged in a society.Mokyr and Suri discuss examples of countries that have unshackled themselves from their past, such as 19th century Japan during the Meiji Restoration and the East Asian tigers. They also explore how India...
2023-12-0140 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 2. This one thing can help change a country's culture! feat. Joel MokyrJoel emphasizes the societal resistance to change, stating how individuals are shaped by their peers, teachers, and parents, who may deter them from questioning established norms. Joel elaborates that incentives can influence individuals to think creatively and devise innovative solutions. However, if society reacts negatively to such attempts, individuals might choose to stay quiet or move to places where their efforts are more appreciated. This dynamic contributes to the slow pace of cultural change.Full Episode Link (Part 1): https://youtu.be/iV21apDujg8(Part 2): https://youtu.be/j-EtfjGJbV0Chapters:00:00 Introduction: The Question of Wealth00:30 Adam Smith's Perspective on Wealth01:39...
2023-11-2901 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 2. How can nations cultivate a culture of innovation? feat. Joel MokyrJoel discusses the importance of Information and communication technology and its role in economic prosperity. He explores how nations can foster a spirit of tech creativity and emphasizes that it's not merely a financial matter. Joel criticizes the limitations of intellectual property (IP) rights systems but recognizes the flow of knowledge across borders. Using China and India as examples, he explains how they've taken existing Western knowledge and improved on it. Joel argues that to be technologically creative and successful, a society must embrace nonconformity and pluralism, allowing for unconventional ideas to flourish. Using historical examples like the Soviet...
2023-11-2806 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp 2. How do some societies get rich, successful and creative, and others don’t? Ft. Joel Mokyr#TheGreatTechGamePodcast #AnirudhSuri #JoelMokyrThe Great Tech Game podcast, with Anirudh Suri, brings you smart, insightful, big picture conversations on geopolitics, technology, business, and history with the world’s top thinkers and leaders. In this two-part episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Joel Mokyr to dig deep into why some societies get rich, creative and successful while others don't. Mokyr and Suri delve into history to answer this big question, explore the great games in history, including why the Roman Empire and the Chinese hit a ceiling in their growth.Arguing that knowledge and te...
2023-11-2744 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 1. Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024 || India and AI: Opportunities and risks#daronacemoglu #anirudhsuri #nobellaureate #economics Join us for an insightful discussion on India's technological future in this engaging clip. Explore the vast potential India holds as a significant player in the global tech arena, while also confronting the challenges posed by automation and artificial intelligence.Link to the Full Episode: https://youtu.be/FqF5sUI_4jsIn the opening episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024, to discuss how nations can succeed in the age of AI.Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024, is professor of economics at Massachussetts...
2023-11-2602 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 1. Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024 || Today's Tech Era and the Gilded Age of 1890sJoin Anirudh and Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024, in this insightful discussion as they delve into the looming specter of a second 'great divergence' fueled by the growing dominance of big tech companies over information, wealth, and power. Drawing parallels with historical precedents from the industrial era, we examine the ramifications of wealth concentration, rising inequality, and control over transformative technologies on society and politics.Link to the Full Episode: https://youtu.be/FqF5sUI_4jsIn the opening episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Daron Acemoglu to discuss how nations can...
2023-11-2506 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 1. Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024 || US vs China: View From the Rest of the WorldLink to the Full Episode: https://youtu.be/FqF5sUI_4jsJoin us for a discussion on the new challenges facing the global economy amidst the ongoing rivalry between the United States and China, particularly in the realm of technology. Explore how countries like Turkey, India, Brazil, France, and others perceive this geopolitical battle and its implications.In the opening episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Daron Acemoglu to discuss how nations can succeed in the age of AI.Daron Acemoglu is professor of economics at Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and bestselling...
2023-11-2403 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 1. Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024 || Will Generative AI Kill Human Creativity?#daronacemoglu #anirudhsuri #greattechgame #tgtgpodcast #nobellaureate Discover the challenges of our modern era, particularly in navigating the complexities of regulating generative AI technologies. Despite the shifting demands in the labor market and the rise of AI. Tune in for an enlightening discourse on the dynamics of technological change and the timeless resilience of the human spirit.Link to the Full Episode: https://youtu.be/FqF5sUI_4jsIn the opening episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024, to discuss how nations can succeed in the age of AI.Daron...
2023-11-2304 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 1. Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024 || How Can Humans Harness Technology Fully?Join us for an enlightening interview where Daron advocates for societal intervention in the advancement of technology, emphasizing its non-deterministic nature and the necessity to prioritize 'pro-human' measures of progress. Link to the Full Episode: https://youtu.be/FqF5sUI_4jsIn the opening episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Daron Acemoglu to discuss how nations can succeed in the age of AI.Daron Acemoglu is professor of economics at Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and bestselling author of How Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty (2012) and more recently Power...
2023-11-2204 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh Suri[Short] Ep 1. Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Laureate in Economics 2024, Explains || Will AI Sideline Humans?Join us for an insightful conversation as Anirudh & Daron delves into the pressing challenge facing humanity in the rapidly advancing era of Artificial Intelligence and automation. Discover the fear of irrelevance gripping society and the critical role of collective decision-making in shaping the future of technology.Link to the Full Episode: https://youtu.be/FqF5sUI_4jsIn the opening episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Daron Acemoglu to discuss how nations can succeed in the age of AI.Daron Acemoglu is professor of economics at Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and bestselling...
2023-11-2203 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriEp. 1: How Nations can Succeed in the Age of AI? Feat. Daron AcemogluIn the opening episode of The Great Tech Game podcast, host Anirudh Suri is joined by Daron Acemoglu to discuss how nations can succeed in the age of AI.Daron Acemoglu is professor of economics at Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and bestselling author of How Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty (2012) and more recently Power and Progress: Our Thousand-Year Struggle Over Technology and Prosperity (2023).Acemoglu is one of the world’s foremost economists, but also one of the best thinkers about why nations succeed or fail and...
2023-11-2147 min
The Great Tech Game Podcast: Geopolitics, Technology, Business and Global Affairs, with Anirudh SuriTrailer: The Great Tech Game podcastWelcome to The Great Tech Game Podcast. I’m your host, Anirudh Suri. This podcast brings you smart, insightful conversations with some of the world’s best thinkers on technology, geopolitics, business and entrepreneurship.The game in the world has changed. We’re now living through what I call the Great Tech Game. On this podcast, my goal is to help you understand and win at The Great Tech Game. To do that, I bring technology and business leaders, thinkers, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, policymakers, and others from all around the world who help us see the big picture. In each episod...
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