Divyansh Kaushik
@dkaushik.bsky.social
Emerging technologies and national security. DC now, PGH forever.
1/ 🚨 The administration just issued an Executive Order on Advancing U.S. Leadership in Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure—a significant step to strengthen the nation’s AI capabilities while ensuring safety, security, and prosperity. 🧵
January 14, 2025 at 12:18 PM
1/ 🚨 The administration just issued an Executive Order on Advancing U.S. Leadership in Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure—a significant step to strengthen the nation’s AI capabilities while ensuring safety, security, and prosperity. 🧵
In light of President Biden's misguided and shortsighted decision to block Nippon Steel's purchase of U.S. Steel on national security grounds, it is worth reading this totally spot-on commentary from the @japantimes editorial board last week.
January 3, 2025 at 3:44 PM
In light of President Biden's misguided and shortsighted decision to block Nippon Steel's purchase of U.S. Steel on national security grounds, it is worth reading this totally spot-on commentary from the @japantimes editorial board last week.
Great reporting by @chwolfson from the ground on the U.S. Steel deal.
“If these guys are our allies, why are we making them our enemy?”
“It’s not a national security threat. “[Japan] is our strongest ally now. The 7th Fleet is stationed there. That’s 20,000 sailors.”
“If these guys are our allies, why are we making them our enemy?”
“It’s not a national security threat. “[Japan] is our strongest ally now. The 7th Fleet is stationed there. That’s 20,000 sailors.”
November 27, 2024 at 12:57 PM
Great reporting by @chwolfson from the ground on the U.S. Steel deal.
“If these guys are our allies, why are we making them our enemy?”
“It’s not a national security threat. “[Japan] is our strongest ally now. The 7th Fleet is stationed there. That’s 20,000 sailors.”
“If these guys are our allies, why are we making them our enemy?”
“It’s not a national security threat. “[Japan] is our strongest ally now. The 7th Fleet is stationed there. That’s 20,000 sailors.”