The fourth technological revolution has begun. No domain remains untouched.
How should we view technological competition with our adversaries from the unfree world, especially China?
Are the battles over 5G and artificial intelligence purely technological, or do they imply choices between competitive ideologies in a changing world order?
Can we distinguish between technologies that bring risk and those that do not as a basis for deciding on whether to cooperate with China?
Can the US and the EU find common approaches to this challenge?
What do China’s immediate neighbours think?
How does China itself define security and how does China’s leadership implement this definition?
Can we separate technology and geopolitics?
This video was originally produced and published by the Lennart Meri Conference, Estonia. The original video can be found here: • China: To Conquer Is t...
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