# @scspai on YouTube

- **Type:** Video
- **Original URL:** https://youtube.com/watch?v=xENoGiDzynI
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/64509066-scspai-youtube
- **Thumbnail:** https://img.gondola.cc/tr:w-,h-,fo-auto/postThumbnails/9f2639a81d.jpg
- **Posted:** 2026-04-25T04:54:42.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Special Competitive Studies Project (@scspai) — https://gondola.cc/scspai

## Caption

Welcome back to President's Tech Brief — the show that translates technology to policymakers and policy to the tech world. Every Friday at 11AM ET, we go live to break down the most consequential developments at the intersection of artificial intelligence, national security, and global competition. This is Episode 13.

From the first official White House call-out of Chinese "industrial distillation" to a historic collapse in computer science enrollment across American universities, we are breaking down the biggest geopolitical and technology stories of the week. We cover the U.S. Autonomous Vehicle Scorecard, the physical AI race, and sit down with a special guest.

Interviewing Dr. Anshu Roy: We sit down with Anshu Roy, CEO of Rhombus Power, to celebrate the company’s 15th anniversary. We discuss his collaboration with Secretary Dan Driscoll and how top-down signals are empowering the Army to move at the speed of silicon. We explore why AI is a job creator rather than a destroyer, the critical role of "global context data" in predicting conflict, and how small teams in Ukraine are using AI to compress decision cycles and gain a tactical advantage.

The OSTP Kratsios Memo: The White House has officially called out China-based entities for "industrial-scale" campaigns to distill U.S. frontier AI systems. We break down why the OSTP—rather than the NSC—originated this memo, the difference between genuine innovation and "industrialized imitation," and how this IP theft shifts the global AI competitive landscape just weeks before a major diplomatic visit to Beijing.

The Robotic Physical Race: China’s humanoid robots are running half-marathons, but is speed the right metric for sophistication? We analyze why dexterity—like folding laundry or climbing stairs—is the true frontier of robotics. Plus, we dive into the SCSP Autonomous Vehicle Tech Scorecard, revealing how the U.S. leads in software innovation while China dominates in industrial capacity and national leverage.

The CS Enrollment Collapse: The 15-year boom in computer science degrees has officially reversed. With enrollment dropping 8.1% and the CS major itself plummeting 11.2%, we examine the migration of students toward AI-specific majors and automation-resistant engineering fields. We discuss the bottom line: coding is becoming a baseline skill rather than a standalone credential.

Upcoming SCSP Events: 🤖 AI+Expo (May 7-9): Join over 7,000 attendees and 180 exhibitors at the Washington Convention Center for our biggest flagship event yet. From drone competitions and robot arenas to the American Innovation Journey reception, this is the center of gravity for the AI ecosystem. Visit expo.scsp.ai to register today!

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## Credits

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| Name | Username | Profile | Role |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Special Competitive Studies Project | @scspai | https://gondola.cc/scspai | Non-Profit Organization |
| Tyler Tempe | @tempevisuals | https://gondola.cc/tempevisuals | Videographer |
| Tyler Tempe | @tempevisuals | https://gondola.cc/tempevisuals | Video Editor |

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