American FF Group

The paper discusses the increasing risks associated with China's access to U.S. data and control of software and connected technologies. It highlights the need for U.S. policymakers to develop a systematic framework to manage these risks, which include espionage, influence campaigns, and potential cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. The document outlines the historical context of U.S.-China relations regarding technology, the evolution of U.S. regulatory measures, and the emerging regulatory regime to address these concerns. It emphasizes the importance of a strategic approach to mitigate risks while balancing the benefits of an open internet and international trade.

The paper discusses the increasing risks associated with China's access to U.S. data and control of software and connected technologies. It highlights the need for U.S. policymakers to develop a systematic framework to manage these risks, which include espionage, influence campaigns, and potential cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. The document outlines the historical context of U.S.-China relations regarding technology, the evolution of U.S. regulatory measures, and the emerging regulatory regime to address these concerns. It emphasizes the importance of a strategic approach to mitigate risks while balancing the benefits of an open internet and international trade.