Hello, everybody. Thank you for coming. I am jennifer whitham, the dean of engineering at stanford university. And i am a cochair of the Stanford Emerging Technology review, which is sponsoring the event today i wanted to thank secretary raimondo for hosting this opportunity to talk about their review and to have the panel that you are all here probably excited to hear what they have to say. Im going to briefly tell you about the review itself. And then we will move ahead to the panel. We created the Stanford Emerging Technology review, because we recognized a need to educate policymakers, industry leaders, and the general public in key emerging technologies. You probably realize that todays emerging technologies and their impacts are very complex, and they are evolving at an unprecedented pace. And our goal is to enable better understanding of the emerging technologies for the people who make the laws and policies around the technologies and for the people who develop them, market the
The Hoover Institution here and washington, d. C. Hello, everybody. Thank you for coming. I am jennifer whitham, the dean of engineering at stanford university. And i am a cochair of the Stanford Emerging Technology review, which is sponsoring the event today i wanted to thank secretary raimondo for hosting this opportunity to talk about their review and to have the panel that you are all here probably excited to hear what they have to say. Im going to briefly tell you about the review itself. And then we will move ahead to the panel. We created the Stanford Emerging Technology review, because we recognized a need to educate policymakers, industry leaders, and the general public in key emerging technologies. You probably realize that todays emerging technologies and their impacts are very complex, and they are evolving at an unprecedented pace. And our goal is to enable better understanding of the emerging technologies for the people who make the laws and policies around the technologi
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Commerce, science and transportation committee, topics included critical mineral supply chains, manufacturing of Semiconductor Chips, workforce shortages and Rural Broadband access. The hearing runs two hours and 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] good afternoon, the Senate Commerce committee will come to order. I think my colleagues who have been in this room for many hours already today doing double duty today on aviation hearing and very important conversation about the chips in science act, which are committee played a big role in, needless to say are committee has been working diligently on a lot of transformational policy but while we are waiting for our colleague here i think i will thank senator wicker again for his work on chips in science act. People may not remember but this committee, dont know how many were processed. It was in the hundreds. Might have been in the 300s but i definitely believe a regular order process is good for the institution, good for the debate abou
The United States should invest billions of dollars into artificial intelligence (AI) to check China’s influence on the technology, U.S. Sen. Todd Young of Indiana and three others said.