Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue

The world’s preeminent trusted technology accelerator. Advancing freedom by driving the innovation and adoption of trusted technology

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Proud to bring together the Romanian and Ukrainian Parliamentary Trusted Tech Caucuses. We welcome the BUCHAREST DECLARATION ON TRUSTED TECH CAUCUS COOPERATION, which lays the groundwork for digital policy collaboration in alignment with the Global Trusted Tech Standard (xGTT).

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As America marks 250 years, Krach Institute Chairman and Co-Founder @KeithJKrach joined America’s Roundtable to discuss trusted technology, national security, diplomacy and the alliances that underpin American leadership.

Principles that can help shape America’s next 250 years.

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🇺🇸 Take a listen! Celebrating America at 250: Leadership, Freedom & a Vision for the Future 🇺🇸 A special edition on America’s Roundtable with featured guest @KeithJKrach.

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@NatashaSrdoc and @JoelAnandUSA, co-hosts of America's Roundtable feature an inspiring conversation with Keith Krach, CEO,.@Freedom250 and Chairman & Co-Founder of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue @TechDiplomacy.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, this exclusive interview with Keith Krach highlights historic moments and unforgettable events that brought Americans together—from Rededicate 250 and the Great American State Fair, to the spectacular July 4th fireworks on the National Mall and the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. @Freedom250GP with @AndrettiGlobal winning the first, third and fourth places.

Beyond the celebrations, the timely conversation explores America’s leadership in technology, national security, and diplomacy—and the importance of strengthening partnerships and alliances around the world. Keith Krach’s principled efforts to advance U.S.–Taiwan economic and security ties offer a powerful reminder that American leadership is at its strongest when rooted in innovation, courage, freedom, trust and enduring partnerships.

"Keith Krach's principled leadership has made a profound impact in bringing Americans together during this historic moment," said Natasha Srdoc, co-founder of America's Roundtable. "At the 250th anniversary, America has much to celebrate—with an opportunity to advance freedom and ensure that the Republic's next chapter is written with a continued appreciation and adherence to the nation's founding principles."

Keith Krach's shared the significance of freedom, trust and the courage to take risks which has inspired Americans over the years. 🇺🇸

#America250 #Freedom250 #USA #America #AmericasRoundtable #AmericanLeadership #Freedom #Innovation #Technology #Diplomacy #USTaiwan #NationalSecurity #Taiwan #TechDiplomacy

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A quarter century has passed since 2,977 souls were taken on 9/11. They went to work, boarded a flight, or started a normal Tuesday. Only the first responders knew they were headed toward trouble. We’ll always honor them and their families. They remind us of the price of freedom.

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AI has transformational promise for humanity, but recurring mistakes are holding it back from fulfilling that potential. Krach Institute’s @MessageFromLen explains in @Newsweek @NewsweekOpinion what his father’s generation of quality engineers can teach the AI industry. ⬇️

[Len Khodorkovsky @MessageFromLen]

To achieve its full potential, AI must be trusted.

In my new article I reflect on the lessons I learned working on my dad’s factory floor and how old-school quality engineering can improve AI.

Read it in @Newsweek @NewsweekOpinion: https://t.co/uOLTpj5Rg6

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AI leadership is an ecosystem contest.

In @FoxBusiness, KITDP Chairman Keith Krach explains why the U.S. must turn innovation into power, chips, infrastructure, talent, financing and trusted allied deployments.

https://t.co/jeRdU2zrBt

#TrustedTechnology

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Policymakers and companies are wrestling with the role of open-weight AI. In @washingtonpost @PostOpinions, the Krach Institute’s @MessageFromLen argues that the real divide isn’t open vs. closed. It’s whether models are the product of true innovation or extraction of others’ IP.

[Len Khodorkovsky @MessageFromLen]

Chinese open‑weight models built through industrial‑scale distillation using fake accounts and masked routers is theft. The future of AI should be decided by better ideas, not better theft.

My op‑ed in @washingtonpost @PostOpinions https://t.co/GpvTBfNFcX

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Freedom in the age of AI depends on trusted technology.

In @Fortune, KITDP Chairman Keith Krach explains why facts, identities, systems, and leaders must be verifiable and accountable.

https://t.co/BIXJswqeMa

#TrustedTechnology #Freedom250

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There’s a lot of discussion about AI pricing. In @Bloomberg @opinion, the Krach Institute’s @MessageFromLen looks at another issue holding AI back: whether institutions can verify AI answers fast enough to turn them into real breakthroughs.

[Len Khodorkovsky @MessageFromLen]

All AI will be cheap soon. But regardless of price, AI answers still aren’t reliable enough for institutions to act on at scale. That’s the Actionability Gap, and it’s the real bottleneck. My @Bloomberg @business @opinion piece. https://t.co/5jgGH6cxrz

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What does victory in the AI competition with China actually look like?
In a new Washington Reporter interview, KITDP Chairman Keith Krach explains why AI leadership depends on the entire trusted technology stack.
Read the interview:
https://t.co/SSoaw4y6wa

[Michelle Giuda @michellegiuda]

Debate over Chinese vs American vs closed vs open-weight AI models - and how we regulate vs not regulate them - continues.

My take with @Varneyco on @FoxBusiness: We won’t win the AI race through Policy. We win it with a better Product at a better Price.

[Michelle Giuda @michellegiuda]

Joined @edludlow on the big debate in tech + DC: Should our companies build on Chinese open-weight AI?

We’ve spent a decade derisking from China. Now we’re entrenching their tech into our companies’ AI stacks?

But we won’t ban our way out. Time to rally around US alternatives

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A new Life & News profile, "Keith Krach, Freedom, and America’s Next 250 Years," explores the idea at the heart of Keith Krach’s work in business, diplomacy, and trusted technology:
Trust is not a soft value. It is infrastructure.

https://t.co/kAiRbMRwcA

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There is a global shift toward trusted technology. In their @Newsweek op-ed, @MessageFromLen and @robertobaldoni write how the Krach Institute’s Global Trusted Tech Standard (xGTT) can help ensure the AI era is shaped not only by technological excellence but democratic values. ⬇️

[Len Khodorkovsky @MessageFromLen]

In our @Newsweek op-ed, @robertobaldoni and I argue that the AI race won’t be won by compute, capital, or algorithms alone. It will be won by the coalition of companies and countries that builds a trusted tech ecosystem rooted in democratic values. https://t.co/NqABb0p1Q0

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Happy 250th, America! 🇺🇸 From its very beginning, our nation has been defined by courage, innovation, and liberty. As we begin the next 250 years, the Krach Institute’s mission remains clear: ensure technology advances freedom.

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This Memorial Day, we remember and honor the fallen heroes who served our nation with unwavering devotion. In eternal gratitude, we rededicate ourselves to upholding the freedom and ideals for which they gave their lives.

[Michelle Giuda @michellegiuda]

Great news! @RepJimBaird introduced the Tech Diplomacy Training Act (HR 8212) requiring Foreign Service Officers to train on STEM. Our @TechDiplomacy Academy at @LifeAtPurdue is already training @StateDept FSOs 🇺🇸 Thanks, Congressman, for your leadership!
https://t.co/CPFasfSjwa

[Michelle Giuda @michellegiuda]

The E.O. on AI security may come this week. The core principle is the same: transparency. I’ve served in government. Agencies have two tools: authority + budget. Human nature is to want more of both. The American public should understand what’s being decided and who’s deciding it

[Michelle Giuda @michellegiuda]

My half-time report on the Trump-Xi Summit in Beijing with @EdLudlow and @BloombergTV.

Big picture: This is 36 hours of micro-movements in a long-term game toward either American or Chinese leadership. @TechDiplomacy

[Michelle Giuda @michellegiuda]

New frontier technology requires frontier policies. We need new thinking and the most important principles are speed + transparency.

Joined @andrewrsorkin @SquawkCNBC to discuss the emerging AI security framework and what it means for American leadership + national security

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The Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue announced today a new strategic partnership with @Keyfactor, a leader in digital trust for modern enterprises, to protect the free world’s global networks from future quantum threats. https://t.co/9xnyb8MqfI