The state of American power and influence, Russia’s self-inflicted wounds, kidney donations.
America’s national standing may be waning; why Russia is its own worst enemy; whether we give AI too much of ourselves; why a market for donor kidneys isn't the best option; and how China might use disinformation in a conflict with Taiwan. For more information on this week’s episode, visit rand.org/podcast (https://www.rand.org/podcast) .
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