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Move Fast and Scale: A Brief Insiders' History of the Replicator Initiative

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By Kathleen Hicks, Aaron Sherman
| Belfer Center
Introduction In late August 2023, the Department of Defense launched a new pathfinder initiative for rapidly scaling needed capabilities. Announced by then-Deputy Secretary Hicks at a public defense innovation conference, the Replicator Initiative was intended to galvanize change. It did not disappoint in galvanizing attention.
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ASU launches ‘AI-Informed Writing Classroom’

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By Kristen LaRue-Sandler, Kathleen Hicks
| Arizona State University News
“How do I know what I think until I see what I say?” This question, attributed to novelist E.M. Forster, alludes to the role of writing in discovery and cognition. Research: AI's persuasive power ASU is a co-host of the 2026 RhetAI Coalition Summit: Training AlphaPersuade 2.0 on March 26 in Irvine, California.
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How America can outproduce and outlast adversaries Original

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By Kathleen Hicks, Mac Thornberry
| Defense News Verified
When America mobilized for World War II, it turned factories into foundries and assembly lines into arsenals. Our adaptive spirit and national commitment ensured success for the “Arsenal of Democracy.” The security of the country depended on it. Our national security today is just as dependent on a strong economy and capable workforce as it was in 1941.
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