AI targeting systems are transforming warfare – but maybe not exactly in the ways that most people might think. Steven Feldstein explains.
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Is India ready for 5th Generation Fighters?
The real power of 5th Gen isn't just in design—it's in networking and situational awareness.
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Did the Iran War Launch the Age of AI Warfare?
In the first 24 hours of the war in Iran, the United States struck over 1000 targets. The speed of these attacks was enhanced by the U.S. military's use of Maven Smart System, an artificial intelli...
...l research shows how Iran has enabled allied groups not only to deploy advanced weapons but to build and even transfer these capabilities.
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Moderator: Thanassis Ca...
Ukraine’s Precision Strike Capability
...S. Army Europe (2015-2017), discusses Ukraine’s development of precision strike weapons and how these weapons are designed to address Russia’s size.
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Ukraine’s intermediate-range strike campaign has undermined logistics in Russia’s operational rear. ISW’s Kateryna Stepanenko and George Barros explain how Ukraine reintroduced elements of mechaniz...
Solid Rocket Motors for Missile Defense
...Opportunities for Expanding the Industrial Base.
The reliance on missiles as weapons of choice, aggravated by the expenditure of key munitions in Operation Epic Fury, has c...
"On pretty much every measure, Putin is failing and he doesn't really have a lot of options moving forward."
Russia is losing ground, its defence industry has plateaued, and Ukraine is strik...
Warfighting and War Winning in Space | HTK
...a future in which concepts such as space fires, orbital interceptors, and space weapons become central to military planning? And what are the implications for deterrence and s...
China’s Win? The Missile Gap After Epic Fury
Host Dr. Seth G. Jones sat down with retired Marine Corps Colonel Mark Cancian to examine the U.S. munitions stockpiles after Operation Epic Fury, the challenges facing America’s defense industrial...
🧠 "We're concentrating in a region that we weren't supposed to be pivoting towards, and we are very quickly spending down the munitions that were specifically built up for a potential war in the In..
Unmanned Weapons in the Wrong Hands
How is the war in Ukraine reshaping weapons proliferation risks worldwide? Defence analyst Olena Kryzhanivska, author of the Ukrain...
...g systems are too complex to manage?
Dr Miranda Smith, Researcher in the SIPRI Weapons of Mass Destruction Programme, discusses how emerging technologies like AI and distribu...
...s Guntram Wolff and journalist Sharon Weinberger, author of the books Imaginary Weapons, The Imagineers of War and the forthcoming Valley of Death. What defence systems are Eu...
Unpacking Russian Military AI with Kateryna Bondar
In this episode, we are joined by Wadhwani AI Center fellow Kateryna Bondar to discuss her recent reports on Russia's military AI, "How Russia Is Building a Sovereign Drone Ecosystem for AI-Driven ...
Why does the United States remain the world’s leading arms supplier? Pieter Wezeman, Senior Researcher in the SIPRI Arms Transfers Programme, explains that the USA has further cemented its dominanc...
On 18 March, ASPI hosted a panel discussion exploring the importance of autonomous systems and potential opportunities for the Australian Defence Force to pursue future capability development that ...
Why Use Long-Range Weapons on Small Targets?
CSIS’s Tom Karako discusses why the U.S. uses “stand-off” weapons in situations where “stand-in” weapons suffice and explains why the military is transit...