Iran War
THE IRAN WAR HAS BECOME A WORLD WAR RISK
A wider war no longer requires a decision by one leader to begin it. It can emerge from accumulated reactions by states and armed groups answering the last escalation.
Iran War
A wider war no longer requires a decision by one leader to begin it. It can emerge from accumulated reactions by states and armed groups answering the last escalation.
Iran War
The most revealing measure of Iran’s progress is not how much American equipment it destroys. It is how often Iran determines where American forces must go next.
Iran War
Iran is expanding the battlefield faster than the United States can close it. But every new success gives more countries a reason to oppose what Iran is building.
Iran War
The United States built extraordinary capability into a relatively small number of expensive systems. Its adversaries are learning how to distribute capability across cheaper, expendable ones.
Iran War
The United States may not be fighting a fixed Iranian arsenal. It may be fighting an Iranian learning curve.
Iran War
America can still project extraordinary military power. What may be ending is its ability to do so without exposing scarce, expensive assets to increasingly capable asymmetric threats.
Autonomous Warfare
President Trump called it “the war with Iran,” placed victory in the future and tied that victory to Iran's nuclear program and lower oil prices. Those words may have consequences far beyond gasoline prices.
Autonomous Warfare
When machines can attack, observe, learn and adapt continuously, resilience may matter more than the promise of an impermeable defense.
Autonomous Warfare
AI agents, stolen computing capacity and reusable attack playbooks are turning cyber operations from bespoke campaigns into scalable industrial systems.
Autonomous Warfare
Cheap precision weapons are forcing militaries to spread finite defenses across an expanding map—creating a new strategic vulnerability.
Autonomous Warfare
Cheap unmanned systems, AI perception and software-driven production are converging into a new form of military power: autonomous combat mass.