[Editor’s Note: Army Mad Scientist welcomes today’s guest blogger LTC Matthew J. Fecteau with his submission exploring why North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members should prepare for Q-Day — the maturation of quantum technologies — given its potential impact … Read the rest
553. A Canticle for Krizhevsky (Part 2)
“Our best strategy is to avoid playing the game they want us to play…. Every other way, we lose.”
[Editor’s Note: Today’s guest blog post submission by COL Erik Davis “riffs” its title from the 1959 Hugo Award-winning … Read the rest
552. China’s Emerging Technologies Highly Likely to Undermine U.S. & Allied Advantage by 2035
[Editor’s Note: The Army’s Mad Scientist Laboratory is pleased to feature another post excerpting the findings from Team Axis Insight 2035‘s Project Deterrence Final Report. This Integrated Research Project documented the findings from the group’s United States … Read the rest
551. How Do You Get Millions of Drones—Fast?
[Editor’s Note: The Mad Scientist Laboratory welcomes back returning guest blogger and proclaimed Mad Scientist Steve Pomper with today’s submission addressing how the U.S. can achieve what Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced in his Unleashing U.S. Military Drone Dominance… Read the rest
550. From Campus to Command: The William & Mary Wargaming Lab
[Editor’s Note: Army Mad Scientist and the Georgetown University Wargaming Society co-hosted our Game On! Wargaming & The Operational Environment Conference at Georgetown University, Washington, DC, last year, exploring:
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