Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As AI continues to expand across geopolitical boundaries, its rapid development poses challenges for technological governance and security. In a region as diverse as the Indo-Pacific, the speed at which AI can be developed and deployed varies extremely, and catch-all solutions to rulemaking and deployment pose a significant challenge. Also, as AI transcends physical boundaries and can result in conflicts arising in both digital and physical arenas, policymakers in the region must look at how AI can serve as an asset in terms of both national and economic security.
Join us for a discussion about AI development and security in Asia moderated by Mr Gregory C. Allen with Dr Kay Firth-Butterfield, Dr Ayesha Khanna and Prof Kyoko Yoshinaga as panelists.
As AI continues to expand across geopolitical boundaries, its rapid development poses challenges for technological governance and security. In a region as diverse as the Indo-Pacific, the speed at which AI can be developed and deployed varies extremely, and catch-all solutions to rulemaking and deployment pose a significant challenge. Also, as AI transcends physical boundaries and can result in conflicts arising in both digital and physical arenas, policymakers in the region must look at how AI can serve as an asset in terms of both national and economic security.
Join us for a discussion about AI development and security in Asia moderated by Mr Gregory C. Allen with Dr Kay Firth-Butterfield, Dr Ayesha Khanna and Prof Kyoko Yoshinaga as panelists.
