Ryan P. Kellogg
@ryanpkellogg.bsky.social
Energy professional and Adjunct Professor at University of Maryland Global Campus. Research in energy security and US-China migration policy. Co-host of Kellogg's Global Politics podcast.
Thanks for pointing this out. Haven't read through it all yet, but this section in the Trump AI plan stood out since it runs counter to US AI champions like OpenAI (closed model, for-profit). It's been Chinese models like Deepseek that are leading the open source race.
August 8, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Thanks for pointing this out. Haven't read through it all yet, but this section in the Trump AI plan stood out since it runs counter to US AI champions like OpenAI (closed model, for-profit). It's been Chinese models like Deepseek that are leading the open source race.
Fellow podcast host of Kellogg's Global Politics, @arkellogg.bsky.social quoted recently by TND about US-China trade deal progress and the August 12th deadline. We discuss more in next week's episode. bit.ly/3TYqIuk
July 26, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Fellow podcast host of Kellogg's Global Politics, @arkellogg.bsky.social quoted recently by TND about US-China trade deal progress and the August 12th deadline. We discuss more in next week's episode. bit.ly/3TYqIuk
@economist.com featured a recent study from Harvard's Belfer Center on global leadership in critical technologies. The U.S. still leads, but China is closing fast--especially in Biotech, semiconductors, and quantum.
Now is not the time to choke off international talent.
bit.ly/3Zkzje0
Now is not the time to choke off international talent.
bit.ly/3Zkzje0
June 6, 2025 at 9:42 PM
@economist.com featured a recent study from Harvard's Belfer Center on global leadership in critical technologies. The U.S. still leads, but China is closing fast--especially in Biotech, semiconductors, and quantum.
Now is not the time to choke off international talent.
bit.ly/3Zkzje0
Now is not the time to choke off international talent.
bit.ly/3Zkzje0