what intelligence is your nation or region best at helping millennials advance?

 This is my family's 75th year of debating vision of Neumann-Einstein-Turing that by 2025 10**18 more tech (eg acceleration of chips, computers and satellites data clouds as well as mobile autonomy) will be most humanly applied by  : education being transformed around multiplying intelligences (eg agentic ai) instead of examining youth with paper certificates that become biggest sources of national debt

Some current priorities grok has been training us on

Places with largest population of young brains

World Banks ABCDE Summit

Health intelligence networks of Hopkins and Howard University (eg only historically black university recognised for leading cancer research)

Our survey will get deeper and we are happy to put genuine place questions i9nto our grok plugin rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - see futher resources at economistwater.com  AI20s.com CatholicUni.com - nings of Neumann  NormanMacrae  Innovations  Bracnet

Grok3  says

Table: Summary of AI Priorities for Development Economics

Country	Primary AI Priorities	Key Challenges	Discussion Point
China	Industrial efficiency, agriculture, smart cities	H20 chip limits, export controls	Balancing innovation with export restrictions
Japan	Human-centric AI, elderly care, green research	Risk-averse culture, energy imports	Leveraging AI for elderly care and energy
Taiwan	Semiconductor AI, healthcare, smart manufacturing	Geopolitical tensions, energy constraints	Balancing hardware with social AI applications
India	Inclusive growth, healthcare, agriculture, SMEs	Skill gap, data privacy	Scaling AI for rural inclusion
UK	Economic growth, public sector, climate AI	Regulatory gaps, energy costs	Balancing innovation with environmental goals
France	Research, startups, ethical AI, health	Foreign partnership reliance, energy costs	Strengthening indigenous AI capabilities
USA	R&D, biotech (Doudna 1), agentic AI (Colossus)	Espionage risks, private sector focus	Balancing R&D with national security
UAE	Economic diversification, healthcare, humanoids	Foreign talent reliance, competition	Reducing dependence on foreign expertise

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Conclusion and Engagement StrategyAt the ABCDE summit, engage delegates by highlighting their country’s AI priorities while probing challenges and missed opportunities. For example:

• Ask China about overcoming H20 chip limitations for advanced AI.
• Discuss with Japan how it can enhance global AI governance.
• Inquire about Taiwan’s strategies for AI in social sectors like education.
• Encourage India to address skill gaps for broader AI adoption.
• Explore with the UK how it can integrate environmental AI priorities.
• Ask France about strengthening indigenous AI capabilities.
• Discuss with the USA how it balances private innovation with national security.
• Inquire about the UAE’s long-term vision for reducing foreign dependency.

This approach will foster dialogue on leveraging AI for development economics, aligning with your interests in Howard University, IGRG, and global health, and supporting SDGs like health, education, and innovation.Sundae Analogy: Each country’s AI strategy is a unique sundae flavor—China’s industrial efficiency, Japan’s human-centric approach, Taiwan’s chip strength, India’s inclusive growth, the UK’s economic focus, France’s ethical framework, the USA’s R&D prowess, and the UAE’s ambitious vision. Together, they form a global AI buffet, where collaboration can create a balanced dessert for humanity.

EJ Intelligence Supercity: Tokyo Osaka Expo Nvidia Japan Summit Fall 2025 2010 Japan Tokyo Tech 1st Nvidia Cuda Excellence Center Crystal Land Softbank Nvidia updates July 2025. EJ  India pre-covid, pre-chat Modi first national leader to ask Nvidia's Huang to explain AI to cabinet Modi view on data sovereignty "we wouldn't export flour to import bread, so we won't export data to buy back intelligence Modi India's universal id can make health ai world class; Modi co-chair Macron France AI summit Feb 2025; Indi will be 4th to host AI world series started by King Charles Bletchley Nov 2023 ( Korea, France ...)  llms early success translating 30 dialects Ambani- cloud data distribution 10 times less cost than West; Edge AI (eg AI in PCs) perfect timing for India Ai Meta llama open source models suit open ai in India

Economist Intelligence Unit - stories of asia rising

Over two thirds of humans development depend more on pacific trade than atlantic trade with 85% of world trade being shipped. These are basic geonomic paramaters. Vital too are population statistics- its not just that majority of humans who are asians but an even greater percentage of young engineers are asian. 

In 1943 the editor of The Economist reviewed the first 100 years of weekly economic jouralism. He discovered that neither economists or media men had been able to innovate proactively at the speed of engineering, and this was one of root  causes of both world wars. My dad who had spent his last days as teen navigatir allied bomber  command burma was hired to go learn fron Neumann-Einstein-Turing. They expected their legacy to be 10*18 more tech by 2025- visioning likely exponemtial tech multipliers and their access by all peoples became as valuable a pursuit as any economist, mediatirs, engineers would ever contribute and ultimately one chaning communities cotre needs energy, education, health.

The first 3 national leaders to fully understand this were kennedy and the royal families of UK and Japan. It was conveneient this had happened by early 1960s as hist9orically it was UK and Japan whose empoire policies had traped most of asia in Empiures value chains.

If you are intereetd in magical human development leaps you would look at these triads of places and these3 million fold tech waves - chips, satellites, computers.All were in play by 1965 though it was primarily moores law chip design that accelerated chnage first - most of its million fold energised humans by 1995. Then came mobilising data clouds on saetlloites and redesigning computers to 1 machine learn from deep data and in most ways chnage from linear central processing.

1965-1980 saw the first 1000 fold of n=moores law - engineered out of silicon valley but with japan korea taiwan as main advanced manufacturing clients. Japan originated most initial elemnets of asia rising : deming instructed japan engineers on iterav=tive quality needed so societies/consumers benefit from doubling of potential benefits every 18 months. This led to sme supply chian mode as well as extrorsinary transportation models of supercity ports- undergrounds, containerisation, as well as japans bullet trians. All of japan, korea, taiwan have deep rural consciousness - so borlaug;s epoential improvements in rice an dother crop sciences were vital too

The former british island singapore taiwan connected taiwan linkedin.

Then Nixon's rapprt with China connected ACT - Ameruca China Taiwan (and indeed al disspora chiese)

IF pacific trade 1950-1980 was stories of win-iwns between 2 coastal belth - usa west and japan south far east, China's development between 1975-2005 remains the greatestb human develoment miracle to learn from. It has odd and probably non repeatable foci. For example china's one child  meanth that by late 1980s half of all families were dependent on 20 something women. When beijing hosted 1995 famous conference on the future of women, this cultural dynamic was not fully understood by  the west. Nor was what caused the increase in life expectancy in tropical lanlocked places from low40s to 60s. Bangladesh and china advanced capacity of vialge mother to delivel oral trhydration, to requite nationwide vaccination, to wholesale and by foor dootrdash basic medicines.

Yet taiwan remaisn the stiry that most amazes me. As Japan fell victim yo houding bubbles taiwan bet nation on always being ahead on chip foundries and smart manufacturing. In the 1990s 3 taiwan american families at staford  (Huangs Yangs Tsais)helped more through moores law to the other two million fold multipliers - computer design, satellite 1g to 6g needed for mobilising deep data clouds. Primarily we can say the Yangs and Tsais kept youthful brain power connecting between asia and west coast iusa. It was particular;ly hunag who designed million fold acceleration of computers deep computing and started chnaging what was coded from binary numbers to pixels for games radiologyb ai (more pattern dta deepmind) to start resolving bioytech and other chalenges of einstein's 1905 publication e=mcsquared; at same time 2009 that hassabis was explaining hius ideas on a gatsby neuroiscience scholarship to the valley stanfird headhuted women engineer fei-fei li who advocated fir training machines in all 5 human sensens. If that could be done all conding could be democratised with ai directly accepting taks the same way humans descrobe tasks to each oher.

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2025 "itif" ar vr "digital twins" or web3

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) focuses on policies that drive innovation and the adoption of IT across various industries

. In the realm of immersive technologies, ITIF is involved with discussions and initiatives related to augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and digital twins. 

Here's a look at ITIF's activities and perspectives on these technologies in 2025:

• AR/VR Policy Conference
  : ITIF co-hosted the fifth annual AR/VR Policy Conference with the XR Association in Washington, DC, on September 9, 2025. The conference explored how policymakers should respond to the transformations brought about by immersive technologies, covering critical policy questions like privacy, safety, global competitiveness, and the use of AR/VR in sectors like education and healthcare.
• Healthcare Applications: ITIF highlights the potential of AR/VR and digital twins in healthcare, emphasizing how these technologies can improve patient care and potentially lead to long-term cost savings. According to ITIF, digital twins, which combine internet-connected devices, XR technology, cloud computing, and AI, are seen as especially beneficial for creating personalized treatment plans and enabling real-time patient monitoring.
• Digital Twins in Government: ITIF, through organizations like the Digital Trade and Data Governance Hub at The George Washington University, is involved in discussions and initiatives regarding digital twins in government and policy. The Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) National Coordination Office, with input from the public, is developing a National Digital Twins R&D Strategic Plan for release in mid to late 2025. This plan aims to guide government investments and advance the use of digital twin models to address national priorities, notes the Federal Register.
• Economic Impact: ITIF studies how immersive technologies like AR/VR can transform work, education, and learning, and how policies can foster innovation and adoption. 

In summary: ITIF is actively involved in promoting discussions and advocating for policies that support the responsible development and adoption of AR/VR and digital twins in 2025. They emphasize the potential benefits of these technologies across various sectors, including healthcare and government, while also addressing policy concerns related to privacy, safety, and global competitiveness. 

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 Dear Jteam

should we provisionally arrange half an hour for coffee at place near your office either lunchtime onwards 29th or any time 31st?

In addition to whether connections can be made between mental health of sports and hopkins musical youth, after attending 20 meetings at bloomberg during term time when 70 nations intelligence diplomacy students are on campus,  there are 3 conversations i would like to check with you but i am not sure if i have enough contacts to make most of your time. I want to keep asia-us -euro trust multiplying intelligence between millennials beyond trump's 3 more years of testing all our beliefs in humanity 

1 I dream of real improvement  on youth mental health of all ages notably 2nd to 12th grade time spent on emotional intelligence and team action learning which will soon be accelerated by visualisation sharing eg google glasses; more broadly i feel education is completely broken; both teachers and students need to be maximising time on developing self-confidence and communal intelligences which can now be both personalised and apprentice teamed with agentic ai changing any livelihood skill's edge/flow (csikszentmihalyi); if education never lost personalising confidence of a child we'd probably have less kids losing mental health or being misled by bad design/influence of social media- with my own subject maths i know that self-confidence in numbers play is core at every age (the us comes 30th in high school maths because self-confidence has been omitted for 30 years but can now be rebuilt by agentic ai) moreover the us has particular problem of little free safe community spaces compared with eg nordica where most afternoons are spent on "engineering" community projects not theoretical homework; I believe there are parts of axios eg who presented youthmentalhealthcorps who understand this issue - there should be within hopkins though its not helped that some of the deepest mental health projects are connected by NY bloomberg's intercity networks worldwide but dont yet connect with baltimore hopkins or sais science diplomacy students who mainly populate bloomberg center during term time

2 among student asia-west student exchanges I am most interested in japan becaus eof my father (norman macrae's) emperor award order of rising sun; i would like to make sure both a japan sais students and embassy network builds this next school year; I could send out an email to a few japan embassy contacts if you would like to join in; i know some of then people at nedo who are also involved at the 3 day ai expo at dc conference center where i met some of the embassy's tech people AND i also met the us head of ARM whose office in dc .. J1; this leading british chips company was owned by softbank in 2020 and was about to be sold to nvidia but blocked by us justice department- nonetheless arm softbank nvidia share very close priorities;so arm us ceo is one of dc's great opportunities to brainstorm future of brains with

my 3rd issue is cancer data which i feel is deepest data problem communities (not big pharma) will need to web together; at howard university i know a genius vietnamese doctor who has assembled hundreds of international partnerships on over 70s cancer; this could match japans interest in soc5.0 matching elders and youth; moreover I have made some contacts with people close to Katalin Kariko  covid/mrna genius; I dont understand biotech well enough but to the extent mrna needs precision medicine models there might be overlap with elderly databank of cancer solutions?

Just some ideas- do you see other topics we might prioritise.

Best chris macrae +1 240 316 8157 (mainly bethesda & silver spring or dc)  

also women empowerment solutions from 15 trips to bangladesh www.catholicuni.com

reference vibrant ai nations - context nations applying ai to celebrate data soveresignty of all their peoples;  while many american ai experts have developed the ai tools we are hosting here  chats looking at whether usa is still aims to be the race to be top 5 ai nation for all its peoples' 

• advancesd chat 1 with perplexity - first tour of new supercomputers with 25 X efficiency- who's building these 10 bn dolar plus configurations- what applications

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Kimberly Budil director lawrence supercomputer includes gov's largest el capitan - discussed how is data related to ai char & reasoning- JHU Summit june 24

met arm us ceo at 3 day ai summit 4 june https://www.scsp.ai/exchange/#

met us ceo deep seek Karl Zhao  at georgetown on hill event (May 12)

Lisa SU amd annual update https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCOqJx3Yst4

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