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A recent study by Emre Akusta delves into the complex relationship between military spending and sustainable development within NATO countries, offering critical insights for policymakers and defence analysts. The research, which spans from 1995 to 2
NATO’s Military Spending and Sustainable Development: A Nuanced Balance Read More »
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the ethical implications of dual-use technologies have become a pressing concern, particularly in the context of potential military applications. A recent paper by Daniel Trusilo and David
A recent study conducted by researchers Xinyue Shen, Xinlei He, Michael Backes, Jeremy Blackburn, Savvas Zannettou, and Yang Zhang has shed light on the persistent and evolving nature of Sinophobia, or anti-Chinese sentiment, on the web. The research
Study Reveals Global Triggers of Online Sinophobia Read More »
In the high-stakes world of firefighting, where every second counts and conditions can be perilous, technology is playing an increasingly vital role in safeguarding the lives of first responders. A groundbreaking development in this arena is the Pyro
PyroGuardian: IoT Saves Lives in High-Stakes Firefighting Read More »
In a groundbreaking study, researchers Oscar Calvo-González, Axel Eizmendi, and Germán Reyes have delved into the evolving priorities of political leaders over the past two centuries. By leveraging natural-language-processing algorithms on a comprehe
Two Centuries of Shifting Presidential Priorities Unveiled Read More »
Internet voting systems have long been a contentious topic in the realm of election security, and a recent study by Andrew W. Appel and Philip B. Stark sheds new light on the challenges and pitfalls of such systems. The study, which focuses on the “M
In an era marked by unprecedented fragility in global supply chains (GSCs) and an evolving landscape of hybrid threats, understanding the resilience and robustness of these networks has become more critical than ever. A recent study by researcher d’A
Navigating Supply Chain Resilience in Turbulent Times Read More »
The rapid advancement and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) in military weapon systems and command-and-control infrastructure have raised critical questions about the sociotechnical impacts of AI on combat systems, military decision-making,
AI in Warfare: Urgent Need for Tech-Savvy Regulation Read More »
In the rapidly evolving landscape of defence technology, the development of autonomous systems presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant ethical challenges. A recent case study on the creation of Athena AI offers valuable insights int
Ethics-By-Design: Athena AI’s Blueprint for Trusted Defence Systems Read More »
In the realm of economic policy and institutional reform, a new framework is gaining traction, one that champions a “less is more” ethos. This approach, known as minimalist market design, is the brainchild of economist Tayfun Sönmez and has been refi
Minimalist Market Design: Less for More in Defence Reform Read More »
