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Subscribers98.5K
Views per video346median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.00how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month16.0
Last upload9d ago2026-09-29
Total views6.3M
Total videos1.7K
Long-form / Shorts40% / 25%

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What Special Competitive Studies Project makes

Topics ai, technology, national-security, us-china-relations, competitiveness

The Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) is a bipartisan, non-profit initiative with a clear mission: to strengthen America’s long-term competitiveness as artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies are reshaping our national security, economy, and society. We want to ensure that America is positioned and organized to win the techno-economic competition between now and 2030, the critical window for shaping the future.

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Why America’s Tech Lead Matters to Xi JinpingShort2026-09-244271 min

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