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Foreign policy expert Cori Shockey's lecture on military civilian control at the Air War College was canceled, raising concerns about ideological exclusion within the Defense Department. Shockey believes the decision reflects a climate of fear and preemptive compliance, hindering vital lessons on the founders' warnings about military overreach.
The Pentagon has reportedly appointed Gavin Kliger, a former DIUx staffer with a scrutinized past, to lead its most ambitious artificial intelligence initiatives. This move places Kliger at the center of the Defense Department's cutting-edge AI efforts, raising questions about the selection process and the future of military AI development amidst growing strategic importance of the technology.
Recent events reveal mounting concerns over Donald Trump's physical and cognitive health, intertwined with a troubling lack of clarity in defense decision-making. Testimonies suggest a reliance on 'decision matrices' rather than direct presidential guidance, raising alarms about national security.
