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DESCRIPTION:Will China's early success in global AI competition\, bolstered
by continued massive state investment and other advantages\, help extend
its dominance in international markets for manufactured goods to the softw
are realm? In this \; lecture\, \;Dr. Rafiq Dossani\, Senior Econo
mist\, RAND\, and Professor of Policy Analysis\, \;RAND School of Publ
ic Policy\, \;will address the prospects for China to gain greater glo
bal competitive advantage in software\, and the role AI can play as a grea
t equalizer for China in this space. \; \; \; \; \;Dr.
Rafiq DossaniDr. Rafiq Dossani is a senior economist at RAND and a profes
sor of policy analysis at the RAND School of Public Policy. He works on As
ian development and security\, trade\, and technology issues. Recent proje
cts include studies of middle powers in the affairs of the Asia Pacific\,
the U.S.-India relationship\, China's AI exports\, China's grand strategy\
, religious tourism\, an East-West corridor for South and Central Asia\, a
nd Track II diplomacy between the United States and China.Previously\, Dos
sani was director of Stanford University's Center for South Asia and a sen
ior research scholar at Stanford University's Institute for International
Studies. He holds a Ph.D. in finance from Northwestern University\; an M.B
.A. from the Indian Institute of Management\, \;Calcutta\; and a B.A.
in economics from St. Stephen's College\, Delhi.International Executive Ro
undtables and CU Denver&rsquo\;s IIBInternational Executive Roundtables ar
e hosted by CU Denver&rsquo\;s Institute for International Business (IIB)
with support from the Carole Ann Jemal-Gibson and Greg Gibson Fund. \;
RegistrationInternational Executive Roundtables are free to attend. This
International Executive Roundtable is online via Zoom: Click to RegisterQu
estionsEmail Kaela Kalabany at kaela.2.kalabany@ucdenver.edu with any ques
tions.
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SUMMARY:International Executive Roundtable "China: An Emerging Software Pow
er?"
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Will China's earl
y success in global AI competition\, bolstered by continued massive state
investment and other advantages\, help extend its dominance in internation
al markets for manufactured goods to the software realm? In this \; le
cture\, \;Dr. Rafiq Dossani\, Senio
r Economist\, RAND\, and Professor of Policy Analysis\, \;RAND School of Public Policy\, \;will address the prospects for China to gain greater
global competitive advantage in software\, and the role AI can play as a g
reat equalizer for China in this space.
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Dr. Rafiq Dossani
Dr. Rafiq Dossani is a senior economist at RAND
and a professor of policy analysis at the RAND School of Public Policy. He
works on Asian development and security\, trade\, and technology issues.
Recent projects include studies of middle powers in the affairs of the Asi
a Pacific\, the U.S.-India relationship\, China's AI exports\, China's gra
nd strategy\, religious tourism\, an East-West corridor for South and Cent
ral Asia\, and Track II diplomacy between the United States and China.
Previously\, Dossani wa
s director of Stanford University's Center for South Asia and a senior res
earch scholar at Stanford University's Institute for International Studies
. He holds a Ph.D. in finance from Northwestern University\; an M.B.A. fro
m the Indian Institute of Management\, \;Calcutta\; and a B.A. in econ
omics from St. Stephen's College\, Delhi.
International Executive Roundtables and CU Denver&rsqu
o\;s IIB
International Exe
cutive Roundtables are hosted by CU Denver&rsquo\;s Institute for Internat
ional Business (IIB) with support from the Carole Ann Jemal-Gibson and Gre
g Gibson Fund. \;
Registration
International Exec
utive Roundtables are free to attend. T
his International Executive Roundtable is online via Zoom: Click to Regis
ter
Questions
Email Kaela Kalabany at kaela.2.kalabany@ucdenver.edu with a
ny questions.
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