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 …
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
A field-based study by Antonia Juelich, based on 2025 and 2026 interviews with former Boko Haram members, documents that the terrorist group has adopted frontier AI, moving from propaganda to operatio…
Cognitive warfare tools demonstrated in Ukraine and Iran are reshaping gray-zone competition, with adversaries operating faster than US doctrinal frameworks, according to an article applying the Praxi…
A July 26, 2026 post on Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University aggregates national security and Korean news, including analysis of potential U.S. nuclear targets in Iran beyond the previously …
A webinar on August 5, 2026, hosted by Arizona State University's Small Wars Journal, will address adversarial AI techniques in cyber attacks and risk management strategies for security personnel. The…
The White House plans to redirect billions in research funds toward AI, reducing funding for colleges, according to an exclusive report. The move is part of broader US efforts to break China's grip on…
The U.S. military's rapid integration of artificial intelligence is straining power, connectivity, and satellite communications infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific, according to a report from Small War…
A Small Wars Journal post on July 18, 2026, highlights national security and Korean news, including an article on an invisible campaign against U.S. AI data centers and the propaganda promise of AI, a…
A Small Wars Journal post from Arizona State University on July 17, 2026, compiles national security and Korean news, including a report that China mocks the U.S. approach to irregular warfare and a w…
A Small Wars Journal post on July 16, 2026, highlights an exclusive report that the AI backlash has tech executives fearing for their lives, alongside national security stories including Taipei after …