Russia’s AI Gambit
Russia’s recent strides in artificial intelligence development signal an intensification of a new kind of arms race—one where algorithms and neural networks become tools of coercion, disruption, and control
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Russia’s recent strides in artificial intelligence development signal an intensification of a new kind of arms race—one where algorithms and neural networks become tools of coercion, disruption, and control
In the 21st century, wars aren’t fought exclusively on battlefields—they’re fought in factories, server farms, and shipping docks.
China’s strategy for global dominance has gone digital, embedding itself in the systems we depend on and exploiting vulnerabilities to undermine U.S. national security.
China’s cyber operations have grown into sophisticated campaigns targeting critical infrastructure. The hacking group Volt Typhoon, operating under Beijing’s directives, infiltrated U.S. internet providers, gaining access to systems essential to our national security.
Drone swarms like these are a testament to human ingenuity, designed for entertainment, logistics, or search-and-rescue operations. But their dual-use nature—the potential to be adapted for military applications—is impossible to ignore.
In recent years, the U.S. government has intensified its efforts to hold companies accountable for cybersecurity failures, underscored by high-profile cases such as the prosecution of Uber’s former security chief, Joseph Sullivan, and the fallout from the SolarWinds breach. ...
There’s been a lot of talk lately about replenishing U.S. military stockpiles drained by our support for Ukraine and Israel. That’s true—our reserves of everything from missiles to artillery shells are at dangerously low levels. ...
As we stand on the cusp of a new technological era, the race to secure our digital world has never been more urgent. Quantum computers, once the stuff of science fiction, are rapidly becoming a ...