The current administration has published its National Security Strategy. It’s a retreat from the world stage, basically America’s Brexit.
TL;DR: the US is no longer interested in Asia or Europe (and presumably Africa too). The US will concentrate on the Western Hemisphere. The Atlantic Magazine has a slightly different take.
As China moves forward with EVs, the rest of the world finds themselves in battle for second place with legacy ICE cars. Good luck with this Detroit (and Stuttgart and Wolfsburg).
Was thinking about the Japanese Fifth Generation Computer Systems project of the 1980s. It was a very large project aimed at producing an AI Supercomputer. It is all but forgotten today. It did shake up the US computer industry, which feared the Japanese would do to the computer market what they had done to the automobile market in the 1970s (produce a better, cheaper product). MCC in Austin was formed as a direct reaction to the Japanese FGSC.
Has anyone questioned Kristy Noem about this?
Steven A. Guccione 