In "The Danger of Vibe Patriotism in Defense Tech," Ben Buchheim-Jurisson critiques the rising trend of equating civilian work in defense technology with military service. This conflation blurs the cr...

In his commentary dated March 10, 2026, Marc Polymeropoulos reflects on his personal experience with Havana Syndrome, a condition affecting U.S. intelligence officers, diplomats, and military personne...

In a commentary titled "A Blank Check for Israel and the War with Iran," author Farah Jan discusses the U.S. involvement in the recent conflict with Iran, which he argues stems not from a direct attac...

The commentary by Antonio Salinas and Jason P. LeVay discusses the complex role of drones in modern warfare, particularly in light of historical military trends. While drones are recognized for their ...

The article discusses the "triage trap," where AI systems limit decision-making options by pre-selecting targets for commanders, effectively narrowing the decision space before human judgment can be a...

In "The Case for Caution: Why the U.S. Military Shouldn't Organize Around AI… Yet," Morgan Plummer argues against the hasty integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into U.S. military structures. T...

Western militaries, particularly the U.S., are lagging in developing true AI autonomy in defense systems, while Russia and China advance autonomous machines that operate independently in contested env...