Ryan Nabil

AI governance and foreign affairs researcher. Previously @NTU @CEI @Yale and @SciencesPo. Languages: 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇫🇷 🇷🇺 🇨🇳

[Ryan Nabil @RyanNabil2021]

Interesting insights on the social dynamics of the new "right" and its views on economic policy and foreign affairs by AEI's @continetti.

[Carl Bildt @carlbildt]

It’s much too simple to play down the Draghi report due to questions about common debt. Its main and key focus is on improving productivity by overcoming the 🇪🇺 innovation deficit. And there it has numerous critically important proposals. https://t.co/PW1ofdxE8D

[Vance Ginn @VanceGinn]

Many opportunities to advance schooling to kids through technology and innovation that we’ve just touched the surface. Stay tuned for more. Great discussion!

@jrhuddles @JGWithrow @RyanNabil2021 @JmsMadisonInst

[Ryan Nabil @RyanNabil2021]

In my recent letter to the @FT, I argue why American voters are poorly served by GOP “internationalists” and “America First” conservatives and why the US would benefit from a different approach to global engagement. https://t.co/E9imbRIwZc

[Fareed Zakaria @FareedZakaria]

America’s top universities should abandon their long misadventure into politics, retrain their gaze on their core strengths and rebuild their reputations as centers of research and learning.

My take:

[National Taxpayers Union @NTU]

On Tuesday at @freopp's Freedom & Progress Conference, NTU's @freetradebryan will debate @oren_cass on "Free Trade and Blue Collar Americans."

Generously hosted by @freopp and moderated by @ismurray!

Register here: https://t.co/S7HxpwhRso

[Ryan Nabil @RyanNabil2021]

Insightful commentary from @mattsheehan88 on competing actors in the Chinese #AI regulatory landscape and what it means for China's engagement with international AI governance efforts.

[Matt Sheehan @mattsheehan88]

Tomorrow 🇨🇳 will attend the UK AI Safety Summit.

But “China” or even “the Chinese government” isn’t one thing. Several different ministries are angling to lead on Chinese AI governance at home & internationally.

Short 🧵 on what we do/don’t know, about those bureaucracies:

[The Security Transformation Research Foundation @Transform_Sec]

The new EU-US #data agreement is facing familiar #privacy challenges

https://t.co/p1yWSUcPEv

@TheHill @RyanNabil2021 #dataprivacy #dataprotection #regulation #GDPR #SchremsII #privacyshield #business #datatransfers #leadership #tech #DPO #CIO #CTO #CDO #CEO #CISO #compliance

[Ryan Nabil @RyanNabil2021]

In my recent letter to the @UNTechEnvoy, I explain why the @UN should not create a new global AI agency without a specific mandate. Instead, the UN should develop agency-specific AI initiatives within the framework of its existing institutional structure. https://t.co/sRQWOJI5Ed

[Stephen Wertheim @stephenwertheim]

Some insights here, but a basic mistake to define "internationalism" in terms of how much someone favors U.S. global military primacy. Hundreds of years of American internationalists — and internationalists in every other country — say otherwise. https://t.co/v8OJHDAH3y

[Yasheng Huang 黄亚生 @YashengHuang]

My article in Foreign Affairs. While statism is viewed by some as the reason for China’s growth, I argue that it is its biggest obstacle. China’s success is in fact utterly conventional: the state retreated relative to market. Unfortunately China gave up on that approach.

[Ryan Nabil @RyanNabil2021]

Great insights from the @FT 's @jburnmurdoch that merit further consideration from researchers and policymakers.

[Stefanie Stantcheva @S_Stantcheva]

Zero-sum thinking and why it matters for policy. A fascinating piece by @jburnmurdoch for the @FinancialTimes covering our work on zero-sum thinking.

[James Madison Institute @JmsMadisonInst]

“There are many questions about whether or not the FTC is actually constitutional.” Ashesh Agarwal

There is so much happening in tech policy at the federal level. Thank you, Ashesh Agarwal, @ShaneTews, @RyanNabil2021 and @VanceGinn for joining us in this discussion!

#FlaPol

[Peter Ricketts @LordRickettsP]

God Save The King. Vive la France. 🇫🇷🇬🇧

[Ryan Nabil @RyanNabil2021]

@MrRBourne Given the rate at which the US right appears to be endorsing left-leaning economic policies, its position in the chart might also not be accurate. I am not sure what methodology was used, but I imagine the gap between the US left and right ought to be closer than in the chart.

[Ryan Nabil @RyanNabil2021]

Interesting insights on the social dynamics of the new "right" and its views on economic policy and foreign affairs by AEI's @continetti.

[Veronique de Rugy @veroderugy]

Excellent piece. The Left of the Right - Matthew Continetti, Commentary Magazine https://t.co/8Ko5kmY3dY

[Simon Bowmaker @SimonBowmaker]

In the 1970s, PhD programs in economics in the US abandoned the requirement that students take a course in the history of economic thought. Steve Medema’s take in 2009 on the costs to the profession of that decision:

[Patrick McLaughlin @EconPatrick]

Top notch lineup, featuring @JohnHCochrane, Kathryn Judge, Jonathan R. Macey, @ToddZywicki, @BridgetDooling, @khickmanjd, Paul J. Ray, @peterjwallison, @brianrknight, @RyanNabil2021, Paul N. Watkins, @PaoloSaguato, Adam J. White. Thanks to @jlepgmu, @AdLawCenter, & @mercatus

[Daniel Ferrie @DanielFerrie]

🇪🇺🇬🇧 Good news this morning! The @EU_Commission and UK Government have reached a political agreement on UK participation in Horizon Europe and Copernicus.

Read about it here: https://t.co/Oacm3wwGLi

[François Valentin @Valen10Francois]

Mind-boggling. Le Pen is now the 2nd most popular politician in France. Her right-hand man is the 3rd most popular

Her party is the now most trusted on nearly all issues including cost of living, health, education, pensions...

Completely unimaginable only a few years ago