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Hoover Fellow @HooverInst, Director Hoover Wargaming &Crisis Simulation Initiative, affiliate @StanfordCISAC; emerging tech, wargames, & natsec. Views my own.
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The Balance of Control and Vulnerability: Cyber and Nuclear Risks

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By Jacquelyn Schneider
| Texas National Security Review
PDF coming soon Cyber Security | Cyber Warfare | Deterrence | Nuclear Strategy | Podcast | Technology - Cyber Security | Cyber Warfare | Deterrence | Nuclear Strategy | Podcast | Technology The Roundtable essay discussed is “Cyber Operations and Nuclear Stability: Networked Instability?” YouTube · Spotify · Apple Podcasts · Amazon Music Hosts: Sheena Chestnut Greitens and Ryan Vest Producer: Jordan Morning Endnotes Dr. Jackie Schneider moves beyond Hollywood analogies and pop-culture fears,...
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Neither Pandora’s box nor a panacea: The main danger of military AI is human incompetence

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By Jacquelyn Schneider
| Hoover Institution
More countries are incorporating artificial intelligence into their military structures. The technology is being used to analyze large volumes of data and select targets, in logistics and intelligence, and to help with decision-making. Companies developing AI systems for the military say the spread of artificial intelligence in the defense sphere is inevitable.
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Neither Pandora’s box nor a panacea: The main danger of military AI is human incompetence

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By Jacquelyn Schneider
| theins.press
More countries are incorporating artificial intelligence into their military structures. The technology is being used to analyze large volumes of data and select targets, in logistics and intelligence, and to help with decision-making. Companies developing AI systems for the military say the spread of artificial intelligence in the defense sphere is inevitable.
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