Chinese and U.S. AI Applications in Public Administration: Lessons and Implications for Ukraine

Hey cynical listeners. Today, the last in a series of webinars I've had the honor of moderating over recent months. This one is called Chinese and US AI Applications in Public Administration, Lessons and Implications for Ukraine. Once again, The wonderful Vita Cholod picked a great group of panelists and that made my job really easy.

I hope you enjoy. Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where you are. I am Kaiser Guo, I'm host of the Seneca podcast, and I am delighted to be moderating today's discussion Chinese and US AI applications in public administration lessons. and implications for Ukraine. First, I'd like to thank the Ukrainian Platform for Contemporary China, the Ukrainian Association of Sinologists, and the Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies, the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, for organizing and sponsoring today's event.

And of course, my deep thanks to Vita Holod, who, of course, once again is instrumental in organizing uh this this series. This is the last in in a a long series of of programs that we've done about the future of Ukraine and its relationship to China. So on Seneca, artificial intelligence has been a frequent topic, of course, in recent years. I had uh a lot of work experience related to it.

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