Fireside Chat: Reasserting U.S. Leadership in Microelectronics
Featuring Jesus A. del Alamo, MIT Professor of Electrical Engineering
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Will the U.S. retain its competitive advantage in AI?
How will the U.S. tech sector develop over the coming years?
How will diplomatic relations evolve and impact the global landscape?
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Passionate forecasters of all disciplines
INFER Public is designed to generate valuable signals and early warning about the future of critical science and technology trends and events. This is the public portion of INFER and is one of multiple forecasting sites to be operated as part of this program.
INFER is supporting U.S. Government policymakers and is run by the Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security (ARLIS) at the University of Maryland and Cultivate Labs. Funding has been provided by a grant from Open Philanthropy.
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