A US military operation had a close call after an AI system produced a false intelligence report, according to exclusive sourcing cited by Small Wars Journal in its September 19, 2026 national securit…
Small Wars Journal published its September 17, 2026 national security and Korean news roundup, led by a report that AI has transformed the Pentagon's aging networks into a national security risk. The …
Supermemory launched Learner-1 on September 7th, a continual-learning layer that lets AI agents carry experience across sessions, extending its memory infrastructure beyond retrieval. Founder Dhravya …
Representative governments in the United States and elsewhere need to prevent, contain, and respond to future AI-enabled cyberattacks and address a range of developing AI challenges, according to an a…
A Small Wars Journal essay by Arizona State University argues that a handful of private technology firms now control the infrastructure underpinning both military power and public perception, citing a…
Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University published a national security and Korean news roundup on August 31, 2026, covering topics such as the Pentagon's use of military influencers in civilian …
A judge threw out a key 9/11 confession as tainted by torture, and U.S. munitions depletion from the Iran war raises concerns about deterring China and Russia, according to an Aug. 29, 2026, Small War…
Pakistan's Higher Education Commission (HEC) will launch a nationwide faculty training drive on artificial intelligence starting August 27, targeting about 100 universities. The four-day programme, or…
Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University published a news roundup on August 25, 2026, covering national security and Korean affairs, including Ukraine's transfer of battlefield intelligence to B…
The US Army's Command and General Staff College launched the Socrates Project, a new assessment method requiring students to use an artificial intelligence agent named Socrates to generate papers thro…
A 2025 World Economic Forum report projects that 39% of workers' core skills will change by 2030, and Samantha Brunhaver, an associate professor at Arizona State University, says adaptability is often…
Arizona State University associate professor Samantha Brunhaver, who received a National Science Foundation award in 2020 to study workplace adaptability, says engineering education fails to explain w…
Arizona State University-led research found that AI analysis of antibody patterns in blood samples from 4,089 people can predict vaccine response strength before vaccination, distinguishing strong res…
An instructor at the Sergeants Major Academy reports that generative AI is creating an academic divide between students who effectively use AI tools and those who do not, posing challenges to fairness…
Recent research on Iran's everyday culture of informing shows that human informants remain crucial in the age of AI surveillance, according to a report by Small Wars Journal at Arizona State Universit…
A new essay in The New York Times warns that students' reliance on AI for writing is eroding their ability to think, citing cognitive psychologist Ronald T. Kellogg, who said 'Writing is a technology …
Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University published an article on August 19, 2026, arguing that leaders should apply Colin Powell's principles of self-study, team selection, and challenging insti…
Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College will offer a new graduate course, DCI 691: Education by Design: Learning With & About AI, in Fall 2026, taught by Professor Punya Mishra. Th…
Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University published a roundup of national security and Korean news on August 17, 2026, featuring an essay by Sir Lawrence Freedman on AI and the new fog of war, co…
The United States is positioning artificial intelligence as the centerpiece of a renewed trade and investment push with Pakistan, with US Charge d'Affaires Natalie A Baker outlining the shift during a…