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Troy Stangarone

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  • Director, Hyundai Motors-Korea Foundation Center for Korean History and Public Policy, Wilson Center
Washington, D.C.
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Dangers of process-light diplomacy with North Korea

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By Troy Stangarone
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
Ever since U.S. Donald Trump won his first term as president, some observers have hoped that his unconventional approach could lead to a breakthrough with North Korea. But after more than five years in office across two terms, the record of Trump’s negotiating style suggests any future talks could create more opportunities for Pyongyang than progress towards resolving the nuclear issue.
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Getting the AI-labor balance right

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By Troy Stangarone
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are happening quickly. Anthropic's recent Mythos model is so proficient at discovering security flaws in code that it is being restricted to a handful of companies, along with the U.S. and U.K. governments, before being released more widely.
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South Korea’s drone warfare gaps

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By Troy Stangarone
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
Last month, I discussed how the use of drones and artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the wars in Ukraine and Iran. While no two conflicts unfold in exactly the same manner, South Korea’s ability to integrate drone technologies into its military capabilities is becoming an essential component of maintaining deterrence against North Korea.
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