How One Man Wrote a Modern Myth
A single Wikipedia editor fabricated the ‘Islamic Golden Age’.
Technology
The Pacific Has Spoken. Labour Doesn’t Like the Answer.
Gavoka speaks of a relationship that he regards as enduring, rooted in belief and independent of political fashion. Labour speaks as though the Pacific’s choice of partners should be filtered through the politics of Wellington.
AI and the Knowledge Problem
Information isn’t expertise. Universities rushing to teach AI strategies risk promising specialized knowledge their faculty cannot deliver.
The Web May Already Be Inside
The next counter-drone advantage will depend on more than the longest-range sensor or the fastest interceptor. It will also depend on whether command relationships are already in place when the kill web wakes up inside the perimeter.
Warrantless Border Searches of Americans’ Cell Phones
The Supreme Court held that the government’s acquisition of certain geofence location data constitutes a Fourth Amendment search. The institute argues that those same constitutional principles should not disappear merely because a person crosses an international border.
Vague AI Regulation Can Threaten Our Edge
The race against China is not a simple rhetorical device utilized by defense hawks. It is the absolute defining geopolitical contest of the 21st century.
The Sunset for the Broadcasting Standards Authority
A bill that is better late than never.