Artificial intelligence is more than a technological revolution. It is becoming a critical source of economic power, military advantage, political influence, and geopolitical leverage.
Jake takes audiences inside the emerging global competition over AI, semiconductors, computing power, data, energy, talent, and technological standards. He examines the U.S.–China technology rivalry, competing innovation ecosystems, shifting supply chains, and the efforts of governments around the world to secure advantage in the AI age.
But the implications go far beyond Washington and Beijing. The choices made today will shape markets, regulation, security, business models, alliances, and competitive advantage for decades.
What This Keynote Delivers
- A clear understanding of why AI is now the primary arena of great power competition
- Insight into how the U.S.–China rivalry is reshaping global markets and alliances
- An understanding of emerging AI ecosystems—and where organizations must make strategic choices
- A practical framework for navigating the AI geopolitical landscape
Why This Matters Now
Audiences leave understanding AI not simply as a tool, but as one of the defining strategic arenas of the twenty-first century.