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The Folly of an “A.I. Arms Race” Framework for U.S.-China Relations and Cybersecurity Concerns

Post author By Dylan Biggs
Post date August 16, 2021
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A new, highly automated future is approaching fast and an “arms race” framework will fuel instability without learning from past experiences.

Tags AI, artificial intelligence, China, cyber warfare, government, ML, politics, United States, warfare

Defense & Security Diplomacy & International Relations military nuclear weapons russia Security

The Lone Survivor: What the Renewal of the New START Treaty Means for the Future of Arms Control

Post author By Morgan Lee
Post date March 18, 2021
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While the extension of New START signals a potential change in bilateral relations, tensions will likely continue to exist between the two nations.

Tags arms control, China, council on foreign relations, foreign policy, New START, nuclear porliferation, nuclear weapons, proliferation, russia, United States

Defense & Security Middle East & North Africa US

Tensions Begin to Rise Again Between the U.S. and Iran, Hinting at the Possibility of Conflict

Post author By Omid Rahimdel
Post date November 11, 2020
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In the third week of September, the relationship between Iran and the United States has reached the headlines again. It began on September 14th, when President Trump tweeted about an alleged assasination attempt plotted by Iran. He went on to explain that any attack from Iran will be met with strong retaliation from the United States.

Tags foreign policy, Iran, trump, United States