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"If somebody's going to win the race on these frontier technologies, it had better be a democracy," says Hoover Director Condoleezza Rice on Alex Kantrowitz's Big Technology. Full conversation: Hoover's Technology Policy Accelerator: The Technology Policy Accelerator (TPA) conducts research and develops insights that help government and business leaders... show more

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