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What changes when cybersecurity is viewed as an investment? Last fall, Minister Paula Bogantes Zamora joined CMIST's Scientists & Strategists series for “Digital Frontiers,” a discussion on technology, influence, and security. Watch the full discussion: https://ow.ly/Ymxt50Zb7i8
We are thrilled to welcome Andrew Scott to CMIST as a Non-Resident Senior Fellow.
With 20+ years of leadership at the White House, CIA, and CISA, Andrew brings elite national security expertise to our work on AI security and cyber defense. Welcome, Andrew.
How should we think through the US ROK alliance in a changing global environment? Troy Stangarone recently spoke at the annual conference of the International Council on Korean Studies and Patrick Cronin served as discussant.
Watch the full panel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEIR...
The lecture analyzed how frontier AI companies & governments can mitigate the risks of emerging innovations, especially AI and biotechnology. The large audience included senior policymakers, academics, and representatives of all the major tech companies.
In last fall's Scientists & Strategists speaker series, “AI and National Security,” Mieke Eoyang explored why asking the right questions is often the first step toward meaningful impact. Watch the full discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6zVvklaHo8
"By examining the personalities, decision-making styles, and institutional strategies of Latin American presidents, he provides a framework for understanding how power actually operates in the region," Peter Marko Tase writes about Ignacio Arana Araya's new book. intpolicydigest.org/washington-s...
How will the private sector maintain a highly skilled workforce if it replaces an increasing number of positions with AI? Read Troy Stangarone on getting the AI-labor balance right: https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/opinion/20260520/getting-the-ai-labor-balance-right
On 5/27, @cmu.edu's Audrey Kurth Cronin gave the keynote address entitled “Technology, Terrorism, and the Risks of Outsourcing Human Judgment,” at @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social for the @gnetresearch.bsky.social, and the Global Internet Forum on Counterterrorism and Technology.
CMIST's non-resident fellow, Jamie Morgan will be joining the
@asiapolicy.asiasociety.org (ASPI) tomorrow, June 10th at 8:30 am as a panelist for the discussion entitled "Arms Away: Japan Shifts Policy on Defense Exports."
Register here - asiasociety.org/policy-insti...
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy & Technology
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are happening quickly. Anthropic's recent Mythos model is so proficient at discovering security flaws in c...
A history of U.S. diplomatic missteps in Paraguay underscores how Washington’s failure to understand presidential personalities in Latin America continues to weaken its influence in the region.
