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Scout AI raised $100M to build autonomous military vehicles and weapons drones powered by a model called Fury. As AI moves from the highway to the battlefield, the real question isn't whether it can fight—it's who's responsible when it gets it wrong.

Anthropic's standoff with the Pentagon reveals the growing tension between AI innovation and military applications, raising questions about tech regulation

OpenAI faced internal backlash over Pentagon contracts, revealing deeper questions about AI military use, transparency, and corporate accountability in defense partnerships.

The Pentagon used Anthropic's Claude AI in Iran strikes despite Trump's ban. How AI is reshaping warfare and what autonomous weapons mean for the future.

The Pentagon blacklisted Anthropic for refusing mass surveillance uses, embracing OpenAI instead. Is America becoming the authoritarian bogeyman it warns against?

Elon Musk's decision to cut off Russian access to Starlink has shifted battlefield momentum to Ukraine. But what happens when one tech billionaire can alter the course of wars?

As of Jan 14, 2026, the Iran HQ-9B air defense system emerges as a major obstacle for U.S. military plans following President Trump's threats against Tehran.

A group of Belgian volunteers are secretly building drones for the Ukrainian frontline. This grassroots effort highlights a new era of citizen-led technological involvement in modern warfare.

China's military mouthpiece, the PLA Daily, has detailed a new doctrine of 'unmanned attrition warfare,' which focuses on using large drone swarms in 'saturation attacks' to overwhelm and exhaust adversaries.

Israel's defense exports reached a record $15 billion in 2024, driven by demand for 'battle-tested' weapons used in the Gaza war. An analysis of the market shift, ethical controversy, and human impact.

China's successful autonomous drone-to-drone refueling test is a major geopolitical signal, challenging US air dominance and redrawing the strategic map of the Indo-Pacific.

The massive US arms sale to Taiwan isn't just a weapons deal. It's a strategic shift that redefines US-China risk for the global tech and supply chain.