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Sharp takes on AI in defense: exploring the risks, rewards, and real-world impact shaping modern warfare.

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The Pentagon Is Ready for AI’s Next Phase — If It Takes These Two Steps First

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AI is ready to transform the battlefield, but the DoD must build trust in AI decision-making and standardize governance and security before it can safely and effectively scale its use.
  • Greg Porter
  • February 6, 2026
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America’s AI Advantage Relies on Leverage

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In the AI race, leverage beats isolation and strategy outperforms broad restrictions.
  • Todd Tiahrt
  • January 29, 2026
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Why Trump Can’t Ignore China’s Digital Silk Road in the AI Race

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While China uses AI to expand its global influence, Trump’s policies leave the US unprepared to compete in this new technological battlefield.
  • Aston Davies
  • January 14, 2026
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Congress Is About to Make a Big AI Mistake

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The US should maintain open commercial channels for non-sensitive technology and keep the world dependent on its platforms.
  • Patrick McSpadden
  • December 2, 2025
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