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    Richard Hanania on Chinese AI Researchers Relocating to America

    Tweet criticizes policies against skilled immigration using data on researcher movement.

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    Richard Hanania shared a post noting that most Chinese AI researchers relocate to the United States. He reported 72% work in America against 11% remaining in China. Hanania called opposition to skilled immigration a remarkable act of self-harm with rare precedents. His account describes him as a political scientist who leads the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology. The message came with an image of supporting text from an article. Visible replies and the conversation around the post reflect ongoing debate on talent flows in technology.

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    @RichardHanania72% of Chinese AI researchers end up working in America, compared to 11% that stay home. The war on skilled immigration is such an overwhelming display of self-destructive chuddery that you must stand in awe of it. A historical mistake with few precedents.

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    @RichardHanania72% of Chinese AI researchers end up working in America, compared to 11% that stay home. The war on skilled immigration is such an overwhelming display of self-destructive chuddery that you must stand in awe of it. A historical mistake with few precedents.