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ai with ai: The Unreasonable Perplexity of Fat Tails
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Andy and Dave discuss an announcement from Exscientia and Sumitomo that they have the first entirely-AI developed drug that is now entering clinical trials. The Director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan has announced his retirement. Senator Michael Bennet sends a scathing letter to the U.S. Chief Technology Officer on its recent AI Principles for regulation. DARPA's Habitus program seeks to automate the process of revealing and using local information, to enhance stability operations in under-governed regions. And Washington state legislature has at least one facial recognition bill under consideration. Google Research announces its Meena chatbot, which claims is more Sensible and Specific (a new metric that it developed) than the award-winning Mitsuku, though requiring 30 days to compile on 2,048 tensor processing units. Researchers at the Max-Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems and the University of Florence announce a method for fusing deep learning with combinatorics solvers to create a neural network for combinatorial problems. RAND releases a report on Deterrence in the Age of Thinking Machines. Sejnowski pens thoughts on "the unreasonable effectiveness of deep learning in AI." Taleb takes a detailed look at the statistical consequences of fat tail distributions. Maj. Gen. Mick Ryan pens the final (?) part in his trilogy, AugoStrat Awakenings. Fortune publishes a special magazine on the topic of AI. And Andrew Ng and Geoffrey Hinton sit down for a 40-minute chat on deep learning.
deep learning with combinatorics solvers to create a neural network for combinatorial problems. RAND releases a report on Deterrence in the Age of Thinking Machines. Sejnowski pens thoughts ... of the Week RAND Study - Deterrence in the Age of Thinking Machines (123 page) Report AI Op-ed of the Week The unreasonable effectiveness of deep learning in artificial intelligence (6
Declining Demographics Challenge South Korea’s Defense
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South Korea’s low birth rate threatens to reduce its troop strength. Seoul is exploring options to compensate, with implications for the US-South Korea alliance.
, and multi-lateral exercises that focus on deterrence, logistics, and interoperability. Freedom Edge, Freedom Shield, and Ulchi Freedom Shield are critical exercises that the two have conducted to enhance ... , and logistics in a failed deterrence scenario. South Korea hopes that such support from allies will weaken the demographic decline’s effect on defense. As the US military plans its future defense objectives
Japan Elevates Security Concerns Over Taiwan Strait
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On July 13, the Japanese Ministry of Defense released the latest edition of its annual white paper, Defense of Japan 2021.
that there is considerable behind-the-scenes discussion regarding corresponding deterrence measures. But deterrence will be diminished unless the U.S., Japan and other allies and partners can credibly communicate
cna talks: Nuclear Posture Review
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CNA analyst Vince Manzo and special guest Elaine Bunn take a deep dive into the Nuclear Posture Review (NPR), released in early February of 2018. They discuss the purpose of the NPR, what makes it unique to previous directives, the strategic challenges that this NPR addresses, the ongoing debate over cost, tradeoffs and strategic value, and more.
Nuclear Posture Review CNA analyst Vince Manzo and special guest Elaine Bunn take a deep dive into the Nuclear Posture Review (NPR), released in early February of 2018. They discuss the purpose of the NPR, what makes it unique to previous directives, the strategic challenges that this NPR addresses, the ongoing debate over cost, tradeoffs and strategic value, and more. Nuclear Posture Review Biographies Vincent Manzo   is an expert in nuclear weapons policy. His research portfolio includes deterrence, extended deterrence, escalation management, strategic stability, and arms control
Beijing Starts to Unpack the US National Security Strategy
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Experts in China reacting to the 2025 US National Security Strategy see it as a fundamental recalibration of US grand strategy that emphasizes economic issues.
, citing the fact that the NSS calls out deterring a conflict in the Taiwan Strait as a priority. In the new framework, Fu argues, military deterrence in the Taiwan Strait is not only a means
After APEC: Newly Elected Leaders Seek Engagement Amid Tensions
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The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit saw intense bilateral negotiations involving South Korea, China, Japan, Russia, and the United States.
and deterrence against Pyongyang also contributed to a fracture in communications between the two Koreas. With Seoul’s sights set on developing nuclear-powered submarines in cooperation with the US
Military Purges at China’s Fourth Plenum Have Implications for Readiness
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Analysis of the Fourth Plenum of the 20th Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, where nine senior military officials were expelled from the party.
, and by extension for US policymakers grappling with how to “ reestablish deterrence ” in the Indo-Pacific. The plenum, held this year from October 20 to 23, is a procedural meeting of several hundred
Five Core Strategies of Smart Policing
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The Smart Policing Initiative makes law enforcement more effective and efficient by pairing researchers with practitioners for evidence-based policing strategies.
examined CORE over three and a half years and found the initiative achieved individual-level deterrence and reduced victimization. Making Better Use of Intelligence and Other Data and Information
Japan’s F-35B Sea Trials Aim to Boost Interoperability with US, Partner Navies
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Successful tests of the F-35B Joint Strike Fighter on a Japanese ship bring Japan closer to a future of close collaboration with the US Navy and Marine Corps.
redundancy if some airfields are damaged or destroyed in wartime. F-35Bs are also equipped with advanced technologies that could enhance Japan’s deterrence of China and other regional rivals
The Chinese Military’s New Information Support Force
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The PLA’s new Information Support Force shows the importance of information systems to China’s military. US national security professionals should pay attention.
called for the establishment of a “strong system of strategic deterrence” based on accelerating the development of unmanned, intelligent combat capabilities and promoting the coordinated development