New America
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Overview
New America is a public-policy institution represented in the bounded source by senior fellow Sam Sachs.
Current Profile
The source positions New America as institutional context for analysis of Chinese technology policy, U.S. semiconductor controls, AI regulation, and cross-border technical dialogue. It does not otherwise profile the organization’s structure or broader program portfolio.
Key Characteristics
- Provides an institutional home for U.S.-China technology-policy analysis in this source.
- Connects AI governance to semiconductor policy, cybersecurity, and geopolitical competition.
- Supplies an expert voice favoring narrow technical cooperation alongside strategic rivalry.
Evidence
- Expert affiliation: Finding common ground in the U.S.-China AI rivalry identifies Sachs as a New America senior fellow.
- Policy scope: Finding common ground in the U.S.-China AI rivalry covers Chinese AI regulation, export controls, track-two dialogue, and cross-border vulnerability remediation.
Qualifications
This is a source-bounded institutional profile. The episode does not describe New America’s governance, funding, complete research agenda, or official organizational position on every claim Sachs makes.
What Changed
- Created the entity from its role as Sam Sachs’s institutional affiliation.
Relationships
- Sam Sachs - senior fellow speaking from the institution in the bounded source.
- Marketplace Tech - venue where the institution’s expertise appears.
- U.S.-China AI Technical Cooperation - policy branch discussed by its affiliated expert.
Sources
1 source notes across 1 show
- Finding common ground in the U.S.-China AI rivalry Marketplace Tech