Goals

The Project on Technology and National Security looks at how to strengthen American security and promote its interests.  It will focus on technological leadership in a new kind of global conflict where innovation, investment, and ideas have become the source of national power and have provided the US with influence and authority.  The Project will lay out policies for America to better compete in a new and different environment.

The Project will start with two flagship projects, one on redefining meaningful and effective AI export regulations and a second on how to structure CISA and ONCD to improve cybersecurity at the national level.

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JIM LEWIS, FOUNDER

Jim Lewis brings immense negotiating and regulatory experience, along with deep expertise in semiconductor competition. He knows China well and published his first report on China’s semiconductor industry in 2008. His work on tech transfer began with being  one of the co-drafters of the Wassenaar Arrangement. He helped develop and make the case for the CHIPS Act, and has unique insight into the national security implications of the semiconductor business.  His work for the US Government, with CSIS, and as a Board Member of a CFIUS-mitigated tech company puts him as the intersection of business, security and technology in a way that few in DC can match.