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Artificial Intelligence's Hybrid, Public–Private Sense-Makers: The Geopolitical Race Case

A July 2026 open-access article in the Cambridge Forum on Technology and Global Affairs by Elisabeth Siegel (University of Oxford) examining how "hybrid epistemic experts" — figures straddling technical expertise, corporate leadership, and policy influence, with Eric Schmidt as the central case — constructed and amplified the "U.S.–China AI Race" narrative between 2015 and 2023. The article raises concerns about democratic governance and the concentration of AI knowledge production in private hands. Free to read (open access).

Why I recommend it: Explains how the AI race narrative was built by people who sit in boardrooms and policy rooms at the same time. Read it alongside the Yellow Techno-Peril paper for two complementary critiques of the same framing.

#ai#ethics#us-china#policy#geopolitics#eric-schmidt#research#open-access
cambridge.orgAdded Sep 27, 20260 opens
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Eric Schmidt on Technology and Power

Essays, interviews and testimony from the former Google chief executive on AI, national competition and technology policy.

From the site: Read about new efforts that Eric Schmidt is involved in and views on critical issues shaping society today.

Why I recommend it: He invests in and advises on the industry he writes about, so read this as an interested party's argument rather than neutral analysis.

#ai-policy#essays#geopolitics#leadership#regulation#technology
Eric SchmidtAdded Sep 17, 20260 opens