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The Pentagon Just Called an American AI Startup a Supply-Chain Risk
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The Pentagon Just Called an American AI Startup a Supply-Chain Risk

After a $200M contract collapse, the Pentagon is building its own LLMs, signed deals with OpenAI and xAI, and labeled Anthropic a supply-chain threat. What this means for AI safety, defense tech, and the industry's ethical calculus.

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Doyun Han
$57 Billion in Deals: What Asia-Pacific Allies Are Really Buying
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$57 Billion in Deals: What Asia-Pacific Allies Are Really Buying

US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced $57 billion in deals between Asia-Pacific allies and American companies. But behind the headline number lies a more complex story about trade leverage, energy dependency, and the price of alliance.

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Seoyeon Park
The Helicopter's Last Stand in the Age of Drone Warfare
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The Helicopter's Last Stand in the Age of Drone Warfare

As the US cancels next-gen helicopter programs and China deploys drone swarms, crewed aircraft face an existential question. Are helicopters obsolete—or evolving into something new?

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Haneul Kim
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When AI Decides Who Dies: The New Kill Chain
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When AI Decides Who Dies: The New Kill Chain

The US military is integrating AI into its targeting systems, compressing the "kill chain" from hours to seconds. What happens when machines help decide who lives and who dies?

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Seoyeon Park
Anthropic Sued the Pentagon. The Reason Should Concern Every AI Company.
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Anthropic Sued the Pentagon. The Reason Should Concern Every AI Company.

Anthropic filed two federal lawsuits against the Trump administration after being labeled a 'supply chain risk' for refusing to greenlight autonomous weapons use. What this fight means for AI ethics, defense contracts, and the future of the industry.

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Seoyeon Park
Ukraine's Drone Makers Eye Gulf Markets as Iran Tensions Rise
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Ukraine's Drone Makers Eye Gulf Markets as Iran Tensions Rise

Battle-tested Ukrainian interceptor drone firms are pitching Gulf states as Iran-linked threats intensify. What this means for defense markets, regional security, and the future of counter-drone warfare.

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Seoyeon Park
When $Million Interceptors Meet $Thousand Drones
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When $Million Interceptors Meet $Thousand Drones

Gulf states' missile defense systems faced their biggest test as Iran launched hundreds of projectiles. High interception rates couldn't prevent all casualties—revealing the economics of modern warfare.

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Doyun Han
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Taiwan's $40B Defense Dilemma: American Arms vs. Homegrown Shield
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Taiwan's $40B Defense Dilemma: American Arms vs. Homegrown Shield

Taiwan's legislature begins reviewing a massive defense budget as political parties clash over prioritizing US weapons purchases versus indigenous capabilities like the T-Dome system.

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HK
Haneul Kim
When the Pentagon Treats an AI Startup Like an Enemy State
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When the Pentagon Treats an AI Startup Like an Enemy State

The Defense Department designated Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, but Microsoft and Google confirmed they'll keep offering Claude to customers. A new chapter in Silicon Valley's military AI tensions.

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DH
Doyun Han
Why the Pentagon Just Blacklisted a $200M AI Partner
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Why the Pentagon Just Blacklisted a $200M AI Partner

Pentagon cancels Anthropic's $200M contract over military AI control disputes, chooses OpenAI instead. ChatGPT uninstalls surge 295% as ethical concerns mount.

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Doyun Han
Silent Killers Return: The Torpedo War Nobody Saw Coming
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Silent Killers Return: The Torpedo War Nobody Saw Coming

From WWII relic to modern menace - how the Ukraine conflict revived torpedo warfare and what it means for global naval strategy

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Seoyeon Park
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America's Nuclear Upgrade: What 54-Year-Old Missiles Tell Us About Tomorrow's Wars
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America's Nuclear Upgrade: What 54-Year-Old Missiles Tell Us About Tomorrow's Wars

The US Air Force prepares to replace Minuteman III ICBMs with Sentinel missiles after 54 years of service. What this $100 billion modernization reveals about shifting global power dynamics and nuclear strategy.

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Doyun Han
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