Anirudh Suri | Author, The Great Tech Game

In this @TheEconomist article, ‘Can India be an AI winner?’, I argue that India needs a “big bet” mindset to seize the moment. Policymakers must focus, not on picking winners, but on building out key aspects of the AI dev infrastructure, incl. chips but also talent & data. (1/2)

Exclusive | US business leaders to visit China as both sides meet for latest round of trade talks | South China Morning Post scmp.com/economy/global…

Demography may not be destiny, but it is pretty bloody important.

This was a historic week for AI policy. President Trump gave his first major speech on AI, the White House released its AI Action Plan, and President Trump signed three important executive orders. If you missed it, here is a recap of the major themes and actions. 🧵

My latest analysis on China’s dual-carrier operations in the Western Pacific this June is out now in @ChinaBriefJT, coauthored with @Alexyuchengchen: “PLA Navy Shifts Training Focus from Near-Shore to Blue-Water Operations.” Key point: The Central Military Commission likely…

🚨Update Alert – ANRF-Prime Minister Professorship Program The list of eligible institutions under PM Professorship Program has now been updated/expanded! 📍 Aspiring applicants can now check latest institutions list on ANRF official portal. 🔗 Visit: anrfonline.in/ANRF/PMProfess…

Last week, I went to Detroit for @Reindsummit to deliver a message: The future will be Made in America, by Americans. Here’s how we’re going to do it. 🧵

Writing = Thinking Don't outsource it to AI

China’s just-released AI Action Plan has a section that drives at a fundamental difference between our approaches to AI: whether the public or private sector should lead in AI innovation. I like America’s odds of success. 🇺🇸

China releases AI action plan days after the U.S. as global tech race heats up cnbc.com/2025/07/26/chi…

AI.gov and America's AI plan have been unveiled, with 90+ bold actions to dominate the AI revolution. The U.S. is all-in on AI leadership.  Here's how AI-powered governance begins:

How China Curbed Its Oil Addiction—and Blunted a U.S. Pressure Point CATL reported $18 billion in net profit over the last three years and invested more than $7 billion into research and development. Some is making money on NEVs... wsj.com/world/china/ch…

Thanks to @andrewrsorkin @CNBC for a good conversation this morning on President Trump’s historic AI speech and action plan: youtu.be/7NBYmLahS5c?si…

A session on "Cyber Wars during Op Sindoor" with Mr Raj Chengappa, Group Editorial Director, India Today Group of today. You can watch it on youtube.com/watch?v=k4u-KG…

If you’re reading one thing today before heading into the weekend, make it this piece by @OJDaniels and @HannaDohmen! Thoughtful and timely, it breaks down China's pursuit of AI dominance through its open-source AI ecosystem. foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang just made the boldest prediction of his career: “AI will create more millionaires in 5 years than the internet did in 20.” But he didn’t stop there. He revealed exactly HOW it’ll happen Here’s his framework for capitalizing before it’s too late: ⬇️

I had a lot of fun researching and writing this piece: what if AI made the world’s economic growth explode? The macroeconomics of an extraordinary thought experiment: economist.com/briefing/2025/…

What's in the White House's new AI Action Plan and which of its recommendations will be implemented? CSET's @OJDaniels joined @BBCNews to discuss.

Good news Indian firm sets up titanium, superalloy plants to meet global need. Safran, Dassault, BAE, IAI line up From importer, India will now become an exporter Already supplies parts for M-777 theprint.in/defence/indian…

A new chapter begins today in the India–UK economic partnership! The signing of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) reflects our shared commitment to enhancing trade, driving inclusive growth and creating opportunities for farmers, women, youth, MSMEs, and…

It is getting crazy easy to build apps. Really wonder what it will mean for millions of coders around the world. Will it displace them or simply enhance their productivity? What do the coders out there think?