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Will AI Replace Workers? Not If We Build It Right.
MIT professor Daron Acemoglu argues that public discussion of artificial intelligence is distorted by both exaggerated optimism and fears of mass unemployment or civilizational collapse. AI’s effects,
Longshot Space Technology | Ground-Based Launch Systems
Longshot is developing reusable, ground-based acceleration infrastructure intended to improve hypersonic testing and eventually reduce the cost of space access. Its approach shifts more fuel, energy,
US removes all bombers from RAF Fairford back to home stations
The United States has withdrawn all of its bombers—believed to be around a dozen B-1 Lancers—from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire following a counter-terrorism investigation and reports of a new threa
Foundational Raises £8.2M for Satellite Laser Ranging
London-based Foundational has emerged from stealth with an £8.2 million ($10.8 million) pre-seed round, which it describes as Europe’s largest space-tech pre-seed investment. Backers include Inflectio
Tech in cars can be used to snoop on you, Dutch spy chiefs warn
The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD) has warned that modern “smart” cars could be exploited by hostile states for espionage. Internet-connected vehicles increasingly contain micr
Hammers and Nails: Military Innovation as a Strategic Dead End - Military Strategy Magazine
Matthew Ford argues that military innovation has become an institutional substitute for strategy, repeating the “hammer-and-nail” problem identified by John Nagl in Iraq. The US military entered the S
That time the Air Force proposed making a ‘gay bomb’
In 1994, the U.S. Air Force’s Wright Laboratory in Ohio considered unconventional non-lethal chemical weapons intended to disrupt enemy morale, discipline, and operations. A declassified three-page pr
Hammers and Nails: Military Innovation as a Strategic Dead End - Military Strategy Magazine
Matthew Ford argues that contemporary military innovation has become a strategic dead end, repeating the institutional error identified by John Nagl during the Iraq War: armed forces interpret new pro
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The document argues that automation’s “central irony” is that systems built to remove the human operator instead create new, more demanding forms of human work—monitoring, diagnosis, and skilled take-
How Special Is Programming as a Token-Infall Attractor?: CHART OF THE DAY
The piece argues that software programming is unusually important for AI usage and revenue, and may be a poor guide for predicting AI adoption across the broader economy. About 80% of developers alrea
Trump orders Pentagon to scale back joint exercises with South Korea
President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to scale back upcoming joint military exercises with South Korea, citing Seoul’s refusal to help with denuclearization efforts involving Iran. In a Truth So
A small battery has been ringing a bell continuously since 1840. No one knows what’s inside.
A battery made in 1825 has become the longest-lasting battery ever known, powering the Oxford Electric Bell continuously since 1840. Created by Watkins and Hill in London, the device was inspired by I
treaty that forms the basis of international space law
The Outer Space Treaty, formally titled the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, is the fou
Financial Times: US military smartphones targeted through roaming and ad tech
Middle Eastern mobile networks were repeatedly targeted by cyberattacks during the Iran war to track the locations of US personnel and contractors, according to telecom data and people familiar with t
Guest Post: Consulting in the Name
The post investigates a cluster of suspicious websites posing as geopolitical consulting firms and targeting foreign policy, defense, and government professionals. The inquiry began after China specia
Spurious Correlations
The page presents “Spurious Correlations,” a project by Tyler Vigen that showcases amusing but misleading relationships between unrelated datasets. It emphasizes the idea that correlation does not imp
X-Bow out to tackle cost quandary with sub-$100,000 drone interceptor
X-Bow Systems, a New Mexico-based solid rocket motor manufacturer, has unveiled Buckler, a low-cost interceptor aimed at countering Group 3 drones, which are UAS weighing up to 1,320 pounds and flying
US Marine Corps turns to AI-powered Bullfrog as drone threats expand
Allen Control Systems (ACS) announced that the U.S. Marine Corps has selected its Bullfrog autonomous weapon system for integration into airborne defense efforts. The AI-enabled system detects, tracks
Lockheed Martin’s Morfius X-Rotor built to fry 50 enemy drones in one flight
At the 2026 Farnborough Airshow in London, Lockheed Martin unveiled the Morfius X-Rotor, a ground-launched counter-drone system designed to address the growing threat of hostile drone swarms with a lo
The bread paradox: why convenience always wins, and why SaaS isn’t doomed
The article argues that SaaS is not doomed by AI, using bread as a metaphor for the “make-or-buy” decision. Even though making bread at home is cheap and easy in theory—ingredients cost little and a b
memeticwarfare.io
The post reports on a suspected network of fake geopolitical advisory firms that may be used to target Western foreign policy, defense, and security professionals. The investigation began after China
A Swiss scientist's bid to decarbonise cars and planes
Swiss chemical engineer Alessia Cesarini is developing synthetic “drop-in” fuels that can be used in existing combustion engines and aircraft without requiring major changes to infrastructure. Working
Darknet - Matthew Mather
The excerpt opens with Chapter 1 in central London, where Sean Womack is under extreme pressure: a crypto-based, crowd-funded assassination platform called the Assassin Market is hunting him, and he h
The Art of Statecraft in an Age of Strategic Failure
Frank Hoffman’s review argues that the recent U.S. war against Iran exposed major failures in American statecraft and strategy. He defines sound statecraft as the integrated use of all national tools
Ukraine opens its military to the global recruitment market
Ukraine is moving to formalize and expand the recruitment of foreign nationals into its armed forces through a new licensed private-sector system. Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said on June 22, 20
Ukraine's point system rewarding battlefield kills is steering drone units toward more strategic Russian targets
Ukraine’s “e-Points” system is reshaping how front-line units choose targets by rewarding them for destroying Russian soldiers and equipment, then letting them spend points on military gear through th
Ukraine's point system rewarding battlefield kills is steering drone units toward more strategic Russian targets
Ukraine’s “e-Points” system is reshaping how frontline units choose targets by rewarding strikes that align with broader military priorities. Under the program, soldiers earn points for destroying Rus
Ukraine's point system rewarding battlefield kills is steering drone units toward more strategic Russian targets
Ukraine’s “e-Points” system is reshaping how front-line units choose targets by rewarding them for destroying Russian soldiers and equipment, then letting them spend points on military gear through th
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Texas is deepening its ties with London by opening a dedicated office in the city to boost international trade, tourism, and other economic activity. The move revives a historic connection: nearly 200
Anger in UK as police chief blames AI for false evidence used to ban Israeli soccer fans | The Times of Israel
A major controversy erupted in the UK after West Midlands Police chief constable Craig Guildford admitted that false evidence used to justify banning Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from an Aston Villa match ha
Nowhere to hide: Space Norway targets ‘dark fleet’ with satellite radar
Space Norway is developing satellite-based radar technology to monitor the “dark fleet” or shadow fleet—vessels that operate without transparent tracking and may use spoofing or other deceptive practi
Workers are spending over 6 hours a week 'botsitting' AI, fueling job frustration
A new Glean Work AI Institute report suggests that AI is creating as much extra work as it saves. Surveying 6,000 full-time white-collar workers in the US, UK, and Australia, researchers found employe
bbc.co.uk
The British Army secretly used the disused platforms of Charing Cross Underground station in central London as the base for a major Nato military exercise called Arrcade Strike. The operation involved
Autopsy | Transforming failure into success
Autopsy is a startup failure-analysis platform focused on turning lessons from failed companies into future success. It says that 92% of startups fail within three years and claims to have analyzed mo
Black Hat USA 2026
Black Hat USA 2026 will return to Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas with a re-engineered six-day cybersecurity program designed to promote innovation, learning, and networking across the global security commu
Amazon stuck with months of repairs after drone strikes on data centers - Ars Technica
Amazon Web Services says repairs to its damaged cloud regions in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain will take several more months, meaning full recovery from the disruption caused by Iranian drone s
Amazon stuck with months of repairs after drone strikes on data centers - Ars Technica
Amazon Web Services says repairs to its damaged cloud regions in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain will take several more months, meaning full recovery from the disruption caused by Iranian drone s
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Spirit Airlines has shut down operations immediately, canceling all flights and beginning an “orderly wind-down” that will affect thousands of travelers and nearly 17,000 employees. The budget carrier
The Emerging Push to Extend Some US Benefits to IDF Soldiers | Military.com
A real legislative effort is underway in the United States to extend certain legal protections to Americans who serve in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). In 2024, lawmakers introduced H.R. 8445, a bil
What to learn from Iran’s outperformance in its meme war with the US | The Strategist
The article argues that Iran has outperformed the United States in the online “meme war” accompanying their hostilities, even while suffering heavier military damage. Iran’s information campaign is de
Hackers Use Hidden Website Instructions in New Attacks on AI Assistants
Cybersecurity researchers at Forcepoint X-Labs have found that hackers are using **Indirect Prompt Injection (IPI)** in real-world attacks against AI assistants such as **GitHub Copilot**, **Claude Co
Eurofighter Typhoon Test Fires Laser-Guided Counter-Drone Rockets
BAE Systems recently conducted a test firing of the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS) rockets from a Royal Air Force (RAF) Eurofighter Typhoon, marking a significant advancement in the air
Black Hat USA 2026 | Trainings Schedule
The Black Hat USA 2026 event is scheduled to take place from March 9 to March 22, 2026. This cybersecurity conference is part of Informa's Festivals Division and is known for offering a range of profe
Black Hat USA 2026 | Trainings Schedule
The Black Hat USA 2026 event is scheduled to take place from March 9 to March 22, 2026. This cybersecurity conference is part of Informa's Festivals Division and is known for offering a range of profe
Black Hat USA 2026 | Trainings Schedule
The Black Hat USA 2026 event is scheduled to take place from March 9 to March 22, 2026. This cybersecurity conference is part of Informa's Festivals Division and is known for offering a range of profe
British tourist among 20 charged in Dubai over videos of Iranian missile strikes | United Arab Emirates | The Guardian
A British tourist, aged 60, is among 20 individuals charged in Dubai under UAE cybercrime laws for sharing videos related to recent Iranian missile strikes. The tourist, visiting the country, was accu
Space Force keeps door open to future human presence in orbit
The U.S. Space Force currently does not deploy armed personnel in space but is open to future possibilities as the strategic landscape evolves. Senior officers indicated that planning encompasses a 15
America was winning the race to find Martian life. Then China jumped in.
NASA has been leading the exploration of Mars, particularly in the search for signs of past microbial life, through its Perseverance rover. In July 2024, the rover discovered a unique rocky outcrop wi
At Colorado space firms, Hegseth casts Pentagon bureaucracy as the enemy
During his visit to Colorado space firms True Anomaly and Sierra Space, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized the Pentagon's bureaucratic inefficiencies, framing them as obstacles to effective def
Study Reveals World’s Leading Quantum Ecosystems — And Why They Lead
A recent study identifies the leading global quantum ecosystems, revealing that 96% of all quantum company funding is concentrated in 45 "quantum clusters." The top-ranked clusters include Cambridge,
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