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Podcast: Military uses of AI/ML in China and the United States

October 6, 2022 Eric Lofgren 0

In this cross-over episode of the Acquisition Talk and China Talk podcasts, we have Greg Allen on to discuss progress in AI/ML, the military, China, […]

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What does the 20-year delivery on the AUKUS deal say about US power?

December 2, 2021 Eric Lofgren 2

Here’s one perhaps relevant portion of an incredibly interesting discussion between Balaji Srinivasan and Tim Ferriss. Balaji remarks that the AUKUS deal in which the […]

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What are the prerequisites to defense budget reform?

November 30, 2021 Eric Lofgren 1

Here’s a snippet from Christopher O’Donnell, acting ASD(Acquisition) at the 2021 GMU/DAU conference: What the MTA has shown is that the JCIDS process and the […]

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There are 50 single-points of failure in the microchip supply chain — Challenges of industrial policy

November 3, 2021 Eric Lofgren 0

I am a fan of the way interdependency makes war between great powers illogical — because the supply chain for microchips are many, many countries […]

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Human-machine teaming and the future of Great Power Competition

March 30, 2021 Eric Lofgren 0

I believe the department of defense made the conclusion back in 2014 or 2015 that AI-enabled autonomy was the key to future warfighting and it […]

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Beijing’s innovation strategy

May 22, 2020 Eric Lofgren 0

Compared to other advanced economies, Beijing invests shockingly little in fundamental S&T or cutting-edge capabilities. This is true in both the civilian and the military […]

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