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How the government built the American dream house ย โ€ขย  What keeps the lights on around here ย โ€ขย  tech & the family's shotgun wedding โ€ข eat your AI slop or China wins โ€ข puberty blocks vs. hearing aids The Summer 2025 issue is here:

How the government built the American dream house ย โ€ขย  What keeps the lights on around here ย โ€ขย  tech & the family's shotgun wedding  โ€ข  eat your AI slop or China wins  โ€ข  puberty blocks vs. hearing aids

The Summer 2025 issue is here:
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New in The New Atlantis: FAI's own Robert Bellafiore considers whether America will have to become more like China to win the arms race in AI and other emerging tech fields. ๐Ÿ”—๐Ÿ‘‡

New in <a href="/tnajournal/">The New Atlantis</a>:

FAI's own Robert Bellafiore considers whether America will have to become more like China to win the arms race in AI and other emerging tech fields.

๐Ÿ”—๐Ÿ‘‡
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I reviewed BOOM for The New Atlantis: โ€œeach of us is already making a bet on the future in our choice of studies, career, friendships, and so on. They argue that we should have a greater appetite for risk when we stake our [self]โ€ thenewatlantis.com/publications/aโ€ฆ

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The race with China over AI, biotech, and more poses a hard dilemma: win by embracing technologies that make us more like our enemy โ€” or protect ourselves from tech dehumanization but become subjects to a totalitarian menace.

The race with China over AI, biotech, and more poses a hard dilemma: win by embracing technologies that make us more like our enemy โ€” or protect ourselves from tech dehumanization but become subjects to a totalitarian menace.
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To defeat them, must we become them? One of those prescient essays we will be uneasily looking back on more and more over the coming years:

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"If one country achieves the ability to genetically engineer its citizens to boost their intelligence, reflexes, or whatever else, it could have an enormous advantage over other nations, and not only in wartime. How then could any adversary fail to do the same?"