Hannah Bailey

Assistant Prof @cmist_cmu

[Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey]

I am delighted to announce that in January 2025 I will be joining @cmist_cmu at Carnegie Mellon University as a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in International Relations and Emerging Technologies! (1/3)

[CMIST @cmist_cmu]

What are China's international ambitions? Todd Hall and CMIST's Hannah Bailey joined the SOAS China in Context podcast to discuss.

Listen: https://t.co/CQWYbDLQWA

[Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey]

Todd Hall and I argue that China is acting like a global opposition party, using the weaknesses of US power to campaign for greater international authority.

Grateful for this write-up of our article

[Bloomberg @business]

While the US is increasingly viewed as an erratic provocateur, @karishmajourno writes, China has cast itself as a stabilizing force (via @opinion) https://t.co/Z17XDW7T4D

[CMIST @cmist_cmu]

"Beijing is adopting the tactics of a global opposition party, argues a new paper by Hannah Bailey of the Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology and Todd Hall, director of the China Centre at the University of Oxford." https://t.co/N6ObtMU5OM

[Survival: Global Politics and Strategy @SurvivalEditors]

Beijing resembles a domestic opposition party in advocating its own programme for changing existing institutions.

@Hannah_LSBailey and Todd Hall on China’s global opposition campaign:

➡️ https://t.co/O0pADHYigo

[Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey]

Thank you for having us!

[SOAS China Institute @SOAS_CI]

On this #SOAS China Institute podcast Todd Hall, director of @ox_chinacentre and Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey, assistant professor at @cmist_cmu join us to discuss China’s global ambitions.

Listen here: https://t.co/0P74gSoPn9

[jkc @jcanfil]

1/ Technology is always advancing. So what does it take to future-proof the law? My latest research in @IntOrgJournal argues that efforts to maximize legal clarity can actually undermine the law’s resilience.

https://t.co/RWqsiqEEsq

[Joshua Schwartz @JoshuaASchwartz]

Check out this great new piece by @jcanfil in @IntOrgJournal on international law and technological change!

[Survival: Global Politics and Strategy @SurvivalEditors]

Beijing resembles a domestic opposition party in advocating its own programme for changing existing institutions.

@Hannah_LSBailey and Todd Hall on China’s global opposition campaign:

➡️ https://t.co/O0pADHYigo

[IISS News @IISS_org]

Beijing resembles a domestic opposition party in advocating its own programme for changing existing institutions.

@Hannah_LSBailey and Todd Hall on China’s global opposition campaign:

➡️ https://t.co/r4lPyphIGj

[Joshua Schwartz @JoshuaASchwartz]

Excited to share a new article in @IntOrgJournal with @mchorowitz! We evaluate the risk of states using automated nuclear launch systems to facilitate revisionist coercive efforts. Unfortunately, we find the danger is real and should be taken seriously
https://t.co/R8YkrJxA1Z

[Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey]

Full article: Beijing’s Global Opposition Campaign https://t.co/TiFfT4yvkK

[Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey]

We keep saying China is on a collision course with the US.

But what if China is not heading for war, but running a campaign?

In a new article, Todd Hall and I argue China acts as a global opposition party, using institutions, coalitions, and messaging to win influence.

Link👇

[Marc Rigter @MarcRigter]

Superhuman cooking AI achieved (under generous assumptions), by learning from video the way humans do

[CMIST @cmist_cmu]

"Ultimately, asking what China wants yields a confusing answer because China is pursuing different things simultaneously." Read the latest from Todd Hall and CMIST's @Hannah_LSBailey in @Diplomat_APAC. https://t.co/vPjv6zRzuC

[Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey]

Are we falling into an AI trust trap? See my piece in Tech Policy Press

[CMIST @cmist_cmu]

How does AI "trustwashing" affect how people decide what to believe? CMIST's @Hannah_LSBailey explains the "trust trap" and offers four ways to address it. ICYMI https://t.co/jUjuaO9FKC

[Joshua Schwartz @JoshuaASchwartz]

Historical analogies are omnipresent in foreign policy debates—like accusations that Trump's Russia-Ukraine peace plan is akin to appeasing Hitler. But are analogies an effective rhetorical tool? Check out my new article w/ Chris Blair & @LendwayPaul https://t.co/NiHr2xBR41

[CMIST @cmist_cmu]

What does China want? Todd Hall and CMIST's @Hannah_LSBailey argue that the country's seemingly inconsistent foreign policy can be better understood as reflecting the interplay of three international personas. Read their latest in @Diplomat_APAC https://t.co/vPjv6zRzuC

[Hannah Bailey @Hannah_LSBailey]

What does “China” want? In my new piece with Todd Hall, we argue that it depends on which “China” you mean: Striving China, Defensive Assertive China, or Moral China. These competing personas help explain Beijing’s contradictory behavior today. https://t.co/m6uYOddLCe

[Marc Rigter @MarcRigter]

I joined Skild AI late last year and we've been making swift progress towards more general robots!

To record these videos we took the robot around town to locations it had never seen before with no prior preparation or planning.

[Marc Rigter @MarcRigter]

Skild AI is officially out of stealth!

I can't wait for us to release more recent results in the coming weeks 🙂