The energy bottlenecks caused by the war on Iran will likely accelerate a global energy transition, as countries seek to ...

Despite the increase, the underlying spirit of strict sufficiency—maintaining only what is necessary to protect France's ...

Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, DC. Chevreuil ...

AI social networks are where agents can compound their capabilities and coordinate at scale—and in which humans can lose control.

Health economists are growing concerned about the future economic consequences of falling vaccination rates in the United States. In some regions, they are well below the level necessary to stop ...

From Zaporizhzhia to Natanz, nuclear piracy is equally dangerous—and illegal All parties to the current war must repudiate such attacks and act to prevent their militaries from targeting water ...

Since 2023, a significant number of published scholarly papers show signs of having been edited using AI tools. These tools are also being used to review papers and search and discovery tools, in ways ...

Deploying US troops to seize or destroy Iran's highly enriched uranium would bring significant chemical, logistical, and tactical hurdles.

Political scientist Joseph Uscinski, a professor at the University of Miami, talks about conspiracy theories and the people who believe them. Uscinski’s research has found that conspiracy theories are ...

While trickery is old, what’s new is the very high level at which realistic- looking and -sounding “deepfake” photos and videos, synthetic feeds, and fabricated accounts can now be made—and the sheer ...

Kathryn Olmsted, a history professor at the University of California Davis, talks about how American conspiracy theories have changed since World War I and are now focused more on government than on ...

Gary Marcus discusses if the strike on a school in Iran stems from the use of artificial intelligence in the war.