The U.S. Is Already Fighting the World’s First AI War—And China Is Winning
AI’s role in warfare is not just about who has the best autonomous weapons—it’s also about who can use AI to make decisions faster than their adversary.
Goodbye to US weapons: Europe military spending to focus on EU manufacturers “We must buy ...
As the US becomes an ever more unreliable partner and ally under President Trump, Europe prepares to defend itself with ...
US allies in the Middle East are racing to get new laser defense weapons
Cheap drones are exposing gaps in current air defense systems, and countries in the Middle East are looking to laser weapons ...
As Europe rearms, where is Australia's Future Fund investing?
As defence spending ramps up across Europe, Australia's Future Fund is investing in weapons manufacturers, Tesla and Palantir ...
China Unveils Game-Changing Weapon That Could Decide Future Wars
China has seen a rise in patent filings for tools capable of severing submarine cables—which facilitate more than 95 percent ...
Computer Weekly12 天
Military AI caught in tension between speed and control
The use of artificial intelligence in military contexts can unlock a range of benefits for defence organisations, but also ...
The EU wants to break its security dependency on the US and buy more European weapons
The European Union has announced a new drive to break its security dependency on the United States. The 27-nation bloc is ...
Newsweek24 天
What If Ukraine Hadn't Given Up Its Nuclear Weapons?
Isabel van Brugen is a Newsweek Reporter based in Kuala Lumpur. Her focus is reporting on the Russia-Ukraine war. Isabel joined Newsweek in 2021 and had previously worked with news outlets ...
United States Army3 天
USACE Sacramento enhances partnerships to support military and civil works missions
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District strengthened its partnerships in Utah on March 4 and 6 by bringing ...