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The Healthcare Sector: A.I. and the G.O.P. debate
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- [00:02:05] Shift to topic on the global AI landscape.
- Mention of Rick's LinkedIn post on the AI strategic risk exposure between the U.S. and China.
- Importance of AI in global health.
- Highlight: Ian Bremmer's article in Foreign Affairs.
- [00:03:14] Dive into the AI zero-sum game between the U.S. and China.
- Both countries combined contribute over 70% of AI research.
- AI's potential impact on the healthcare sector, especially diagnostics.
- [00:04:31] The importance of collaboration in the AI sector.
- Potential countermeasures and strategic planning for international collaboration.
- Handling cross-border data flows and data-sharing protocols.
- Balancing shared goals, trust, and national interests.
- [00:06:13] Intellectual Property (IP) in the context of U.S.-China AI rivalry.
- Protection of IP to maintain competitive advantage.
- Adherence to international laws and agreements.
- Engaging experts when dealing internationally, especially in AI.
- [00:08:14] The conundrum of AI and IP ownership.
- Who owns the results produced by AI?
- The specificities around healthcare AI and establishing "guardrails" for IP.
- [00:09:00] U.S.-China rivalry's impact on global healthcare delivery.
- Effects on developing regions that might leverage technologies from both nations.
- China's Belt and Road initiative vs. U.S.'s focused assistance in developing countries.
- Emphasis on IP protection and global health leadership by the U.S.
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