AI

AI and the Challenge of Data Privacy

With the advent of AI and advanced data collection technology, we’re in uncharted waters of data privacy. How can we…

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The DSR Daily for May 21: Haiti’s Gang’s Grow Stronger, Prosecutor’s rest in Trump Trial

On the Tuesday edition of the DSR daily, we cover the updated situation in Haiti, the conclusion of the prosecutors’…

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The DSR Daily for May 8: US Pauses Bomb Shipment to Israel, Ukraine Thwarts Assassination Attempt

On our Wednesday episode of the DSR daily, we cover a Russian plot to kill President Zelensky, the US pausing…

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Ukraine, Elections and AI – A Conversation with Patrick Weninger

Marc’s guest this week is Patrick Weninger, a retired CIA Senior Intelligence Service Case Officer with over 28 years of…

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The DSR Daily for March 13: Russia Fires Naval Commander, Congress Considers TikTok Ban

On the Thursday edition of the DSR Daily, we cover Russia’s firing of a top naval commander, Congress considering a…

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Attack from Within: A Conversation with Barbara McQuade

American society is more polarized than ever before, and disinformation is pouring gasoline on the fire. As we head into…

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The DSR Daily for February 22 – Ukraine Military Shortages Reaching Critical Point, Trump’s Properties Could be Seized

On the Thursday edition of the DSR Daily, we cover the worsening state of Ukraine’s military shortages, NY Attorney General…

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The View from the Pentagon: What’s Next In the Mideast, Ukraine, on China and on AI?

Has the US response to attacks on our troops and ships, been adequate? Are the attacks against Houthis too little…

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The DSR Daily for January 3: Harvard President Resigns, Hamas Leader Killed in Beirut

On today’s episode of the DSR Daily Doomscroll, we cover the resignation of Harvard’s president, the killing of a Hamas…

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The Year Ahead (and the Year Just Past) in AI

AI blew up in 2023. But will it blow us up in 2024? AI experts Karen Hao and Paul Scharre…

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A Look Back at 2023

It goes without saying that 2023 has been an eventful year. Thankfully, the holiday season means the return of a…

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Imagine a Military Targeting Bot with the Instincts of Henry Kissinger

As AI develops, it will take a more significant role in foreign policy and conflict. Will it serve as a…

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How Close Are We to Having a Bot With It’s (Virtual) Finger on the Nuclear Button?

Between AI, nuclear weapons, and conflicts around the world, there’s more than enough to be worried about. Fortunately, we have…

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Should We be More Terrified of Bioweapons in the Age of AI?

While nuclear weapons have been dominating headlines, there is reason to be just as concerned about bioweapons.  China, Russia, and…

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The AI Executive Order… Good Start or Not So Much?

The Biden administration’s new executive order is a significant step to regulate AI in the US. With a pressing need…

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AI as a Disinformation Game Changer

Governments worldwide are working to adapt to AI, including Biden’s executive order and a UK summit bringing together officials from…

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The DSR Daily for November 1: AI Summit Underway in UK, First Evacuees Leave Gaza

On today’s DSR Daily, we cover the AI summit underway in the UK, the latest news from Gaza and Israel,…

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The DSR Daily for October 31: Student’s Death Sparks Protests in Iran, UAW Reaches Tentative Agreement with GM

On today’s DSR Daily, we discuss the unrest in Iran after a student’s death, the UAW reaching a tentative agreement…

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The DSR Daily for October 30: Anti-Semitic Mob Storms Dagestan Airport, Biden to Sign Executive Order on AI

On today’s episode of the DSR Daily, we cover the anti-semitic attack at a Dagestan airport, Biden’s new executive order…

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Prelude to Skynet: How Worried Should We Be About AI?

Will our AI apocalypse look like Skynet? Paul Scharre, Executive Vice President and Director of Studies at CNAS, joins David…

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