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A New Age of Nations: Power and Advantage in the AI Era

Geopolitics
Global
Started March 06, 2026

In this Policy Lab webinar, RAND’s Michael Mazarr explores societal traits that will define leadership in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). He argues that success depends as much on people, governance, and opportunity as on AI itself

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Investing in AI technology alone will not guarantee success; the focus must be on people and governance structures.
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Emphasizing opportunity and governance in the AI era may distract from the urgent need for technological advancement.
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Effective governance is essential in the AI era; nations that prioritize ethical leadership will gain a competitive edge.
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The success of nations in the AI era will depend on their ability to adapt societal traits and create opportunities for all citizens.
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Over-reliance on AI may undermine human decision-making and governance, leading to potential societal harm.
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