Ma Junjie is a Chinese economist, translator, and policy researcher with over a decade of experience across think tanks, academia, and international consulting. A member of the Mont Pelerin Society and a visiting fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research, he specializes in economic freedom, China-US relations, and institutional reform. He has translated major works by Hayek, McCloskey, and Ebeling into Chinese and authored widely published essays. A former entrepreneur and Obama Foundation Asia-Pacific Leader, Ma brings a global voice to liberal thought.
Industrial researchers are sounding the alarm as thousands of AI companies are being eliminated in the wake of the first wave of AI fever sparked by OpenAI. At the same time, however, prominent tech leaders and Silicon Valley CEOs such as Jensen Huang continue to promote the narrative of China’s technological leadership in AI. While...
By Ma Junjie