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AI is getting smarter, faster, and potentially more dangerous. @ianbremmer explains why governments are struggling to regulate such fast-moving technology.
In this #askian, @ianbremmer looks at the fallout from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's resignation and what it reveals about the challenges facing the US in its competition with China over artificial intelligence.
AI could make cyberattacks more powerful than ever, but it could also help make our digital systems safer, former White House AI Advisor @BuchananBen tells @ianbremmer on the GZERO World Podcast.
🎧 Listen to the full episode: bit.ly/4BYi9EJ
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Can the US beat China in the AI race without putting democracy itself at risk? Former White House Special Advisor on AI Ben Buchanan joins Ian Bremmer on this week's #GZEROWorld.
Elections coming up in 2027 could bring some historic firsts for women seeking office. In our latest Graphic Truth, we look at the countries that have already had a female head of state or government.
Read here: gzeromedia.com/news/graphic-…
ALT A world map titled "Female leaders are still rare around the world" shows countries shaded in varying pink tones, indicating the number of women elected or appointed as head of government or state since 1946. The key denotes shades from zero to five or more. Some areas have no data. Note mentions the inclusion of Taiwan. The source is Council on Foreign Relations and the graphic is by GZERO.
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In this #QuickTake, @ianbremmer breaks down the New York Times investigation into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a Chinese tech executive the US government believes was a spy for China, and why he says it matters for US national security.
As voters consume more vertical videos, politicians and candidates are flocking to the medium to get their message out. GZERO's Lottie Tellyn explores why this form of communication is becoming increasingly popular — and the benefits beyond capturing voters' attention.
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Thousands of Ukrainian children remain in Russia, and efforts to bring them home are far from over.
At the 2026 Paris Peace Forum, Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mariana Betsa says international partners must keep up the pressure, strengthen diplomatic coordination, and ensure accountability for the deportations. She explains why returning every child must remain an international priority. #PPF2026
Jensen Huang's affair with a suspected Chinese spy might seem like something out of a spy novel, but he's by no means the first such target of espionage. GZERO's Natalie Johnson explores the history of honeypot operations, from the Bible to the present day.
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What we're watching today:
A whirlwind week of Ukraine diplomacy yields few results.
South African president Cyril Ramaphosa heads to Silicon Valley to court AI investment.
And a migrant caravan heads towards the US-Mexico border, likely presenting an early test for Democrats when it arrives.
Read here: bit.ly/48R47Hr
AI is getting smarter, faster, and potentially more dangerous. @ianbremmer explains why governments are struggling to regulate such fast-moving technology.
More than 20,000 Ukrainian children have been deported by Russia since 2022. Just over 2,700 have made it home.
At the 2026 Paris Peace Forum, Ukraine’s Mariana Betsa, France’s Jean-Noël Barrot, and UN Special Representative Vanessa Frazier discuss the international effort to reunite families, hold Russia accountable, and secure a lasting peace. #PPF2026
At the 2026 Paris Peace Forum, former Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili traces how Russia’s tactics have evolved over the past two decades. #GlobalStage #PPF2026
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Jensen Huang’s resignation from Nvidia may only be the first domino to fall in a US-China policy reckoning.
A Democratic Congress will put Trump’s relationship with Beijing under tighter scrutiny in 2027, even if a major shift in US-China relations waits until a new US administration in 2029.
@EurasiaGroup's @clayton_allen breaks it down in the latest episode of The Debrief.
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In this #askian, @ianbremmer breaks down how the controversy surrounding Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and US chip export controls could become a major test for the US-China relationship.
At the 2026 Paris Peace Forum, former Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili reflects on why Western democracies failed to respond more forcefully to Vladimir Putin’s efforts to expand Russian influence over neighboring countries and challenge European security, despite years of warning signs.
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What we're watching:
Jensen Huang resigns as CEO of Nvidia, days after admitting to an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.
Six thousand European schools receive hoax bomb threats.
And Spain passes housing reform in a win for PM Pedro Sánchez ahead of snap elections.
Read here: bit.ly/4Chy0hV
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Microsoft's Mike Jackson says protecting children in the age of AI requires collaboration between tech companies, governments, and researchers. He highlights Microsoft's Behind the Chat initiative, which draws on research involving 131 students across different countries to better understand how young people use AI and what they need to navigate it safely. #GlobalStage #PPF2026
In this #askian, @ianbremmer looks at the fallout from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation and what it reveals about the challenges facing the US in its competition with China over artificial intelligence.