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Jeffrey Ding, Matt Sheehan, Helen Toner & Graham Webster - Socioeconomics of Disruptive Tech - #008

This week we are joined by Jeffrey Ding (University of Oxford), Matt Sheehan (MacroPolo), Helen Toner (CSET), and Graham Webster (Stanford University) to discuss disruptive technologies in the context of China, especially AI. How did China open-up and implement market-based policies since the 1980?…

Trick or Treat? PIPL is Scary (with Graham Webster)

Send us Fan Mail This week on Serious Privacy, Paul Breitbarth and K Royal revisit the Chinese Personal Information Protection Law that goes into effect just a few days after publication of this episode. K and I spoke about this law already in episode 30 of this season, dated 31 August, as well as …

China Tackles Its Tech Titans

This week we look at China's tech industry - few sectors have been more dynamic or grown as fast in recent years, with the likes of e-commerce giant Alibaba and video games maker Tencent rising to become among the world’s most valuable companies. Until recently, that is. Over the past year China’s …

Should America Ban TikTok?

This week we’re bringing you the TikTok debate we wish we had from Congress. Featuring perspectives from V Spehar, host of TikTok’s Under the Desk News; Senator Mark Warner, lead sponsor of the RESTRICT Act; and Graham Webster, Chinese technology expert. Over three interviews, Jon and Max offer a s…

Graham Webster - Poacher Turned Gamekeeper

Nick and Matt speak to Founder and CEO of Enth Degree, Graham Webster. From the start of his career making paper, Graham covers the entire spectrum of the media landscape and includes some great advice for those just starting their Media Life.  Affectionately known as Beav, this episode will have y…

F.A.A. Audit of Boeing’s 737 Max production found plenty of issues: are Boeing planes safe today?

F.A.A. Audit of Boeing’s 737 Max production found plenty of issues - are Boeing planes safe today? (1:50) Guest: Ed Pierson, founder, Foundation for Aviation Safety, a former senior manager at the 737 factory for Boeing Journo Corner: ArriveCan contracts under scrutiny (17:46) Guest: Bill Curry, D…

Unpacking China's Global AI Governance Plan

On Saturday, July 26, three days after the Trump administration published its AI action plan, China’s foreign ministry released that country’s action plan for global AI governance. As the US pursues “global dominance,” China is communicating a different posture. What should we know about China’s pl…

How the OpenAI-Hugging Face Hack May Affect the Geopolitics of AI Governance

On July 16, Hugging Face, a company that provides a platform for AI models, datasets, and other machine learning applications, posted a “security incident disclosure” to its blog about an “intrusion” into its infrastructure. But this was no typical hack. The company said “it was driven, end to end,…

Open Source or Controlled Access? The New U.S.-China AI Divide

On June 12, 2026, the U.S. government placed Anthropic's two most capable models under export controls, the first time a frontier AI model itself, rather than the chips beneath, it was treated as a controlled item. While the controls were later removed, it presented a new source of uncertainty for …

Two Countries, Two Visions for AI with Graham Webster

The U.S. and China are both racing to advance artificial intelligence, but they may not be running the same race. Graham Webster, research scholar at Stanford University’s Center for International Security and Cooperation, joins Elisa Poteat to examine China’s rapidly evolving AI ecosystem, from op…