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Four Ways In

Primary-source intelligence on US–China technology and AI governance, read in the original Mandarin and pointed at your decision.

Briefed Pentagon·National Security Council·State·Senate·UK Parliament·United Nations
3× Davos·14 sessions in 2026

For boards, funds & agencies Executive Briefing

The US–China AI split, mapped from primary sources in the original Mandarin and translated into the operating decisions in front of you.

  • Ninety minutes, closed door, Chatham House rule
  • In the room, or broadcast-grade from Boston
For summits, conferences & programs Keynotes & Firesides

The Reconvergence Problem, and a repertoire rebuilt for each room: The Next Liberalism, The Two-Stack World, and No Human Left Behind.

  • Keynote: 45 minutes and a Q&A
  • Fireside, boardroom session, or virtual address
  • Fees on request; academic and nonprofit considerations available
For people who build, regulate & fund it Private Convenings

Evenings where the documents come to the table in the original Mandarin, and the people who build, regulate, and argue about this technology sit two chairs apart.

  • Ten seats, by invitation
  • The Macartney Problem, London; then Davos and Washington
For teams whose questions keep coming Advisory

A standing line to the desk: primary-source reads on US–China technology and AI governance as your questions come up, often before the official translations exist.

  • Ongoing, scoped to your questions and your calendar
  • Drawn from the same reading behind the Letters and the record

Reports and seminars are listed under offerings.

How it works

1Tell me the question

The inquiry form takes two minutes, and the question matters more than the format.

2A personal reply

Within 48 hours, from me, not an assistant or a booking agency.

3Scope, then fee

We agree what the work covers and what it costs before anything begins.

“You were the only competent one on that panel.”

Chief AI Architect · Department of Defense

“Excellent work, the information is very relevant.”

Deputy Senior Director · National Security Council

Not sure which of the four fits? Write anyway, and describe the decision in front of you.