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Erol Yayboke

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As seen in: Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Apple Podcasts, Medium, HuffPost, POLITICO, The Hill, Axios, Constant Contact, El HuffPost, Into Africa, Defense One and
foreign policy. fragility/conflict prevention. human mobility. @csis_isp. @MaxwellSU. @AndiLeadership. former @EPoDHarvard @HFA. #girldad. views mine.
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Irregular Warfare: Winning the Cognitive Domain

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By Erol Yayboke, Nickolas Wilcox
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
The United States has repeatedly proven its ability to execute decisive kinetic strikes. Adversaries understand this, which is why they increasingly avoid conventional confrontation. Instead, they operate in the space of irregular warfare: leveraging autonomous systems, conducting cyber and infrastructure attacks, and directing cognitive campaigns shaped by AI-driven narratives aimed at influencing populations and undermining legitimacy.
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How to Win the Information Game in Venezuela

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By Erol Yayboke
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
As the Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group (CSG) arrived in the Caribbean on November 11, much of the coverage—including here at CSIS—is deservedly on whether the redeployment signals a change in strategy, global posture, or even an impending military intervention. These are all excellent questions, especially given recent attacks on boats off Venezuela’s coast. Regardless of strategic intent, Venezuela clearly matters more to the U.S. government than it has at any point in recent memory.
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Channeling Augustus: On Agentic Offensive Information Operations

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By Erol Yayboke, Futures Lab
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
The fixation on defense by commentators thus makes sense: It is of critical importance to understand and counter the content generation capabilities of AI deployed by rivals of the United States. The defenses of the United States must always be better than rival offenses. The offensive focus on how the United States can best create its own content is also necessary. However, focusing on what to deploy is insufficient.
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