Emerging technologies

Novel technologies hold out the prospect of fundamental changes in military effectiveness and strategy. The tricky part is understanding and communicating when those changes are coming.

When it comes to depictions of the future of war, art doesn’t have to be particularly sophisticated to say something worth thinking about.

Technology is playing a central role in the political challenges of our times. It is not only defense personnel and CEOs who need advice grounded in technological reality – legislators do as well.

Both Tokyo and New Delhi share common concerns about China – including on cyberspace.

The path to robust, reliable military autonomy is long and winding – with a lot of potential dead ends.

A focus on new technologies as a key element of U.S. national security would likely be one of the few bright spots from Trump’s time in the White House.

The inaugural edition of the Sydney Dialogue, to be held virtually in the second half of 2021, will have India as a core focus.

Three AI-related technologies that could further the free, open, resilient, and inclusive character of the Indo-Pacific.

As China’s tech lead help push its international agenda, other Indo-Pacific powers see opportunities for collaboration.

The Pentagon adopted a set of ethical guidelines on the use of AI.

Competing effectively with China will require tapping into innovation in critical technologies wherever it may appear.