AI is being woven into military systems intended to help human commanders make decisions in times of crisis, but there is no real-world data for training machines about nuclear war.
AI’s challenges to international security. He is a consultant on military AI governance at the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs, a policy research fellow supporting P5 Track II dialogues ...
As President Trump pushes to reopen talks with Iran, US negotiators should demand the surveillance of Bushehr and the removal ...
The disasters at Chernobyl and Fukushima are commonly touted as mere cultural exceptions, either due to Soviet communism or ...
In a dark world of wars and shifting geopolitical alignments, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is needed more than even ...
While going to war over Iran’s uranium enrichment program, President Trump has given both South Korea and Saudi Arabia his ...
To justify US attempts to acquire Greenland, the Trump administration has argued—among other things—that this island is ...
A disastrous AI incident is no longer a matter of if, but when. AI governance needs to be prepared for that day—and for the “policy window” that will open when it happens.
Special Representative of the President for Nuclear Non-Proliferation from 2017-2020, a role he also held from 2014-2016. He ...
Snow is a resource that will likely be in shorter and shorter supply in the years to come in the West, where researchers ...
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