Leland Miller

They can, you know, top-down just issue orders.

And they have – I had Leland Miller on the show who's commissioner of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Commission.

And he mentioned that China has, I think – post-COVID just picked five technology areas, these frontier technology areas, you know, it's biotech where they're, you said they're way far ahead than the US.

It's energy, it's robotics, and it's now AI, you know, and they just focus on those five agenda items and they go, they put the state's resources behind those five things.

I'm your host, Kyle Chan, a fellow at Brookings.

I'm really excited to be joined today by two members of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, Vice Chair Michael Kuiken and Commissioner Leland Miller.

Welcome to you both and thank you for coming on the show.

Thanks for having us.

I wanna leave everybody with one of the more important, definitely most interesting things that we were looking at within the data universe, which was patterns of life data.

So now that we're entering the age of AI, data that in a vacuum is not important, Whether, you know, where we go, what tracks us, the devices in our homes, all these type of data that may be singular.

You look at what you're doing, what Leland Miller is doing, what Mike Kiken is doing.

It's not interesting.

Yeah.

Um, on the China question, I also-- Do you know Leland Miller?

No.

No. He's on the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission.