Another score for those calling for scenario planning and AI policy wargaming.
We can reduce **AI policy by surprise** by creating more opportunities for SF experts / DC insiders / communities leaders from across the country to jointly tackle novel legal and technical questions before they arrive.
Not a panacea but better than the status quo. Their results can lead to policy roadmaps, more structured debates, and new research agendas for scholars.
What's more, I think that there's a huge opportunity to academia and the next generation of state reps, US members of Congress, and tech CEOs involved in this effort. They have the strongest claim to the future and are among the more frequent users of the tech.
Speaking from experience hosting @Lux_Capital's @Lpevs at the University of Texas School of Law.
His lecture on riskgaming sparked several of my students to follow up with me in the subsequent weeks about his work and the field generally
(they don't do this after most lectures and I would like to believe that says more about Laurence than it does about me!!).
I’m researching & gaming future scenarios in DC the next 2 weeks on chips, Taiwan, US grid-AI data center friction, & multipolar competition. Might run games this Saturday.
LMK if you want to catch up!
#wargaming#strategy#economics#strategy#decisionmaking#techpolicy
Feedback wanted! Next B2C game milestone map for future geopolitics now including tech “cards” + political capital icons per milestone. More nuances & impacts soon. Thoughts?
#wargaming#strategy#sciencepolicy#tech#foresight#future
Feedback wanted! Next B2C game on future geopolitics. Draft tech milestone map here. Arrows = assistance, not strict path dependency. Which milestones missing, unnecessary or wrong?
Test the Future by Gaming it Out
#wargaming#geopolitics#strategy#intlaffairs#tech#foresight
Another betatest & Foresight Workshop done! Latest @Lux_Capital riskgame “Critical Timing” explores electrification & critical minerals 5Y out. Thx ASU SFIS for hosting!
Great HH chats after, w/ community books on display!
#foresight#criticalminerals#geopolitics#batteries
"In Southwest Silicon: Water, Semiconductors & the Future of American Economic Security, we invited representatives from companies, industry associations, think-tanks & academia to step into roles ranging from local mayors & senators to foundry executives & community leaders."
"The argument that's shared by both professional & academic wargamers at the moment is that immersion is what makes wargaming a better method than alternatives under certain conditions."
- @davybanks79 from @kclwargaming hosted by @i_curtiss on @Lux_Capital's Riskgaming podcast
It took till 2025 for debate about wargaming the industrial base? US strategic planning has been dominated by kinetic war since the Cold War. More games should educate, imagine & plan for other competitions and nat’l interests.
#wargaming#foresight
https://t.co/UPEtbbHGaN
It was a pleasure to join @i_curtiss for the episode on wargaming in our context. And Riskgaming is a great project - be sure to check the podcast and game scenarios they have available, including those by Ian!
Wargaming is the combination of game theory, agency theory and relationship theory. Read the interview with @PKruminas and @i_curtiss
https://t.co/ZHzSMHWuA6
The latest episode of the podcast is out! Listen now to hear @PKruminas and @i_curtiss talk about the future of wargaming (with a Lithuanian twist)
https://t.co/VaaAIWGzq2
From @i_curtiss: When somebody says there’s not enough water, the implication is that there’s not enough water for everybody to have everything that they want, but there is enough water for certain things to be chosen over others.
https://t.co/DEeVwDw87H
Southwest Silicon is the second Riskgaming scenario designed by @i_curtiss. His last one was Powering Up, our scenario focused on the Chinese electric vehicle market. He's fantastic at designing incredible and immersive games: https://t.co/oCXQQV05fu