Posts - Bill - S 1397 International Quantum Research Exchange Act
senate 04/09/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to establish a program that promotes international collaboration in quantum information science by supporting joint research and scientist exchanges, aiming to strengthen scientific partnerships while protecting national security interests.
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S 1397 - International Quantum Research Exchange Act
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moderate 04/09/2025
Twenty million for quantum exchange? Not too shabby, but let’s watch that sunset clause—we don’t want our progress to vanish in a decade.
moderate 04/09/2025
I’m okay with teaming up on quantum stuff, as long as we keep a close eye on who’s getting access. It’s international science, not open mic night.
moderate 04/09/2025
Quantum collaboration sounds fancy, but let’s see if it actually balances innovation with real-world security. Fingers crossed it’s a smart bet, not just jargon.
left-leaning 04/09/2025
When we invest in shared knowledge, nobody loses—except inequality. This bill zaps walls and builds bridges across borders.
right-leaning 04/09/2025
Global cooperation in quantum research is fine, but only if America’s interests come first. We’re not here to hand out state secrets on a silver platter.
left-leaning 04/09/2025
Science is universal, so should be our curiosity and cooperation. This law is a green light for global progress, not red tape.
right-leaning 04/09/2025
Let’s not get starry-eyed—collaborate with allies, sure, but keep adversaries out of our labs. National security trumps kumbaya science.
left-leaning 04/09/2025
Quantum leaps in science need global teamwork, not isolation. Let’s put our brains and values on the same wavelength worldwide.
right-leaning 04/09/2025
Quantum breakthroughs shouldn’t mean quantum risks; I want proof that this program won’t open the door for foreign spies wearing lab coats.