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Chinese Firms Are Evading Chip Controls
Commentary
The U.S. government can erect significant barriers to China using advanced computing to power a new generation of dangerous military applications....
By Tim Fist, Jordan Schneider & Lennart Heim
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The Treacherous Path to a Better Russia
Commentary
The first barrier to a post-Putin Russia is, of course, Putin himself....
By Andrea Kendall-Taylor & Erica Frantz
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AI’s Gatekeepers Aren’t Prepared for What’s Coming
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What is clear is that current state-of-the-art AI models are not safe and no one knows how to reliably make them safe....
By Paul Scharre
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Every Country Is on Its Own on AI
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But establishing such an institution quickly enough to match AI’s accelerating progress is likely a pipe dream, given the history of nuclear arms controls and their status tod...
By Bill Drexel & Michael Depp
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Why Norms Matter More Than Ever for Space Deterrence and Defense
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This article was originally published in War on the Rocks. Diplomacy and defense have always gone hand-in-hand, and space is no exception. Space has become a fundamental part...
By Robin Dickey
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The AI Challenge: Balancing Open and Closed Ecosystems
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Tech debates, AI included, often boil down to a tug-of-war between open and closed systems. On one side, open allows interoperability, customization, and integration with thi...
By Pablo Chavez
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The Time to Regulate AI Is Now
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Policymakers should also be under no illusion that a light regulatory touch will somehow prevent a degree of concentration at AI’s frontier....
By Caleb Withers
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Did German Pilots Just Pass NATO’s Tactics to China?
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Europe should bury its naivete regarding Chinese military power, even if no Chinese missiles will likely rain down on Paris, London, or Berlin....
By Franz-Stefan Gady
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The State of U.S. Technology Talent: A Whole-of-Nation Approach to Bolstering the Tech Talent Pool
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Robust cooperation between tech talent stakeholders is important because America’s competitive edge will erode without adequate talent stores to drive sustained innovation for...
By Hannah Kelley
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Qualified to Compete: a New Approach to Credentials
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The United States must simultaneously focus on cultivating its own talent pool to not only compete with China, but also to maintain technological leadership for decades to com...
By Alexandra Seymour
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Modi Goes to Washington: The Biden Administration is Playing the Long Game
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All signs point to a historic visit this month by Modi that will also further validate the success of the Administration’s Indo-Pacific strategy....
By Lisa Curtis
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The Unintended Consequences of Economic Sanctions
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Economic sanctions are being used more and more often but also face more questions of effectiveness, especially as they are used on larger and larger targets. The recent anniv...
By Rachel Ziemba
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Around the Table with Cori Fleser
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Around the Table is a three-question interview series from the Make Room email newsletter. Each edition features a conversation with a peer in the national security community ...
By Cori Fleser
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Moldova Needs More From Europe Than a Symbolic Summit
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The EU must match Russia’s long-term commitment to subverting Moldova’s politics with its own long-term strategy for supporting the country’s path toward full membership in th...
By Nicholas Lokker & Jason C. Moyer
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China Is Flirting With AI Catastrophe
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Today’s AI sprint would not be the first time Beijing’s desire to hasten progress invited disaster....
By Bill Drexel & Hannah Kelley
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An AI Challenge: Balancing Open and Closed Systems
Commentary
Navigating the spectrum between open and closed is critical to effective artificial intelligence policy. The right balance will promote innovation and competition while managi...
By Pablo Chavez
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A Nuclear Collision Course in South Asia
Commentary
The prospects for sustaining this era of minimum deterrence appear increasingly shaky....
By Dr. Andrew Krepinevich, Jr.
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From shock and awe to stability and flaws: Iraq’s post-invasion journey
Commentary
Twenty years after the US-led invasion of Iraq, the country is now run by its eighth government, which took power in October 2022. Despite continuous fears of implosion, the p...
By Hamzeh Hadad
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Sharper: American Power & Purpose
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Today, new questions arise about the intent and impact of American power. Adversaries and competitors, allies and partners, and the American people are evaluating America’s po...
By Anna Pederson
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What a Debt Default Would Mean for National Security
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Military strength and geopolitical influence rise and fall with a country’s economic power, and a debt default would strike a major blow against them all....
By Richard Fontaine
