In the 19th century, global powers competed for dominance in what became known as the Great Game. Today, a new competition is underway—and the battleground is artificial intelligence.
But this is not just a technology story.
AI is becoming the central arena of geopolitical competition, reshaping supply chains, alliances, markets, and the future distribution of power.
Leaders who fail to understand this shift risk making decisions based on an outdated view of the world.
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
The global competition for AI leadership is accelerating, and decisions made today will shape power for decades.
Organizations that fail to account for this shift risk strategic misalignment and missed opportunities.