G1 Global 2025 - AI and Geopolitics:Navigating Power and Security in a Chaotic World

The accelerating advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping global power and security. While AI promises extraordinary gains in productivity and innovation, it also introduces new vulnerabilities such as disinformation and autonomous weapons. These shifts directly impact great power competition and alliance structures. This panel will explore the nexus of AI and geopolitics, bringing together thought leaders from the United States and Japan. They will examine how AI is altering the strategic balance, discuss governance models to mitigate risks while fostering innovation, and explore how the two nations can collaborate on responsible AI development. The goal is to generate fresh insights on navigating geopolitics in an AI-driven world. G1 Global Conference 2025 Politics Session held at Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo, October 13, 2025. » https://g1summit.com/g1global/ [Politics] AI and Geopolitics — Navigating Power and Security in a Chaotic World Panelists: » Emma Chanlett-Avery (Director for Political-Security Affairs, Asia Society Policy Institute; Chairwoman of the Board of Directors, National Association of Japan-America Societies; Deputy Director, Asia Society Policy Institute Washington, DC office) » Kenneth Cukier (Deputy Executive Editor, The Economist) » Tomoyuki Furutani )Professor, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University) Moderator: » Ken Jimbo (Managing Director, International House of Japan) --- Prefer to watch the video presentation? Find it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oABUrmPRSbg?si=DNhDNCvpaFB3lwnq ---