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AI & Weapons of Mass Destruction · Part 1 of 2 · PDF · Chris Serdinak · 2026-09
Which barriers between intent and real-world capability can AI lower, for whom, and how fast? Chris Serdinak examines the changing risk and what early-warning systems should watch.
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Politics & Government
Federal Technology & Cybersecurity · Commentary · 2026-10-07
A cryptographic inventory shows the exposure. Leadership still has to decide which system deserves the next migration dollar.
National Security
Cyber Threats & AI · Analysis · 2026-10-07
The most important thing AI may be giving attackers is not a new weapon. It is a workforce.
Politics & Government
Government Contracting & Cybersecurity · Commentary · 2026-10-06
The CMMC Phase II pause did not pause the network. Why contractor leadership needs evidence that reflects today’s security environment.
Politics & Government
Government Contracting · Commentary · 2026-10-03
Washington changed the terminology. Contractors still need to prove what their systems can do—and where human judgment remains essential.
Science & Technology
AI Safety & Healthcare · Commentary · 2026-09-29
Healthcare AI holds real promise. Keeping it in bounds requires clear access limits, visible activity, and people empowered to intervene.
AI Trends
Commentary · 2026-09-29
The competition is bigger than chatbots. AI infrastructure, open models, and industrial adoption are shaping who builds—and controls—the systems businesses depend on.
Science & Technology
Cyber Resilience · Analysis · 2026-09-29
When cyber risk moves faster than certainty, the hardest problem isn’t finding more information. It’s knowing when you have enough to act.