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Cold War 2.0
Cold War 2.0: Artificial Intelligence in the New Battle between China, Russia, and America by George S. Takach. This is the 2024 first Pegasus Books cloth edition and first printing, issued as a hardcover with dust jacket. The book is illustrated and runs 432 pages.
Takach examines the emerging geopolitical contest between Western democracies and the authoritarian powers of China and Russia, arguing that mastery of advanced technologies may shape its outcome. Along with artificial intelligence, the discussion considers semiconductor chips, quantum computing, biotechnology and other strategic innovations, connecting technological leadership with economic, political and military power.
This copy is signed by George S. Takach on the title page with a dated presentation inscription, apparently addressed to Tricia and Martin, and dated October 1, 2024. It is a personalized inscription rather than a flat signature.
The book is in Good condition. Corners are missing from seven pages, but the text is not affected; the photographed example shows the torn upper outer corner of page 7. Minor handling or shelf wear is visible on the dust jacket. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
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Cold War 2.0: Artificial Intelligence in the New Battle between China, Russia, and America by George S. Takach. This is the 2024 first Pegasus Books cloth edition and first printing, issued as a hardcover with dust jacket. The book is illustrated and runs 432 pages.
Takach examines the emerging geopolitical contest between Western democracies and the authoritarian powers of China and Russia, arguing that mastery of advanced technologies may shape its outcome. Along with artificial intelligence, the discussion considers semiconductor chips, quantum computing, biotechnology and other strategic innovations, connecting technological leadership with economic, political and military power.
This copy is signed by George S. Takach on the title page with a dated presentation inscription, apparently addressed to Tricia and Martin, and dated October 1, 2024. It is a personalized inscription rather than a flat signature.
The book is in Good condition. Corners are missing from seven pages, but the text is not affected; the photographed example shows the torn upper outer corner of page 7. Minor handling or shelf wear is visible on the dust jacket. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
