Investors, entrepreneurs, and good ideas are becoming collateral damage in the U.S.-China battle over dual-use tech
Briefly

In today's world, technology's dual-use poses complex challenges for scientists and entrepreneurs, who must now consider both benign and military applications of their innovations.
The rise of geopolitical tensions has made it harder to navigate the responsibilities that come with technological innovation, as misuse potential looms over creative ambitions.
Elon Musk's enterprises, once seen as purely civilian initiatives, illustrate how quickly technology can become entangled in geopolitical conflicts, altering its intended purpose in unforeseen ways.
The evolving landscape of finance has transformed how investors operate, requiring them to integrate political considerations into their technological assessments, complicating investment strategies.
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