"In the Cold War, American and European scientists cooperated on projects from nuclear weapons to computer design, animated in part by a common cause to compete with Soviet scientists. This collaborative spirit must be rekindled again." THREAD 1/
" A new union of democracies could develop collective responses to Chinese technological challenges and advance together shared policies and norms for" 2/
(1) nurturing cooperation between 5G and 6G suppliers in democracies (i.e., an industrial policy for fostering synergies among Nokia, Samsung, and Ericsson); (2) containing, exposing, and deterring digital meddling; 3/
(3) encouraging scientific cooperation on quantum computing or sharing a “democracy cloud” for research; (4) prohibiting companies from exporting surveillance technologies or internet-controlling tools to autocracies; 4/
(5) ensuring secure and diverse supply chains of rare-earth minerals; (6) adopting shared data privacy practices; and (7) implementing a shared “cyber-deterrence doctrine.” 5/ END THREAD From "Cold War Lessons and Fallacies for US-China Relations Today" tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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