Peter W. Singer
Contributor and Strategist at Freelance
Half serious tweets. https://t.co/y8qeh2oWgR Strategist @NewAmerica ; Prof at ASU @Future_of_War Author of https://t.co/EubCDK7DIP https://t.co/4Srv3nhTbM and https://t.co/sRiHRUjWmN
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defenseone.com | Matt Bruzzese |Peter W. Singer
A private, state-linked Chinese space company, accused by U.S. officials of helping Yemen’s Houthi rebels by providing satellite imagery used to target U.S. and international vessels in the Red Sea, illustrates the complexity of today’s great power competition. But a look at what public records tell us about the company is even more illuminating.
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newamerica.org | Peter W. Singer
New America Strategist and Senior Fellow and ASU Professor of Practice Peter W. Singer, examines what's known about a Chinese space company accused of aiding the Houthis in Yemen:The Houthis were not the first of CGST’s alleged dalliances with non-state actors of ill repute. In 2023, the company was blacklisted by the U.S. government for providing similar imagery to PMC Wagner, the Russian mercenary firm previously active in Ukraine.
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newamerica.org | Peter W. Singer
New America Strategist, Senior Fellow, and Professor of Practice at Arizona State University Peter W. Singer wrote with Tye Graham on China's counter-UAV efforts for Defense One. China’s commitment to counter-drone technology is underscored by a rapid increase in domestic investment, as previously noted in Defense One.
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newamerica.org | Peter W. Singer
New America Strategist and Arizona State University Professor of Practice Peter W. Singer wrote for National Defense Magazine on what the future might hold for the U.S. Army as it turns 250 years old in June. There are many ways the Army of tomorrow might similarly appear different from today’s force. As technology advances, especially in AI and robotics, roles ranging from combat arms to logistics and medicine are transforming via human-machine teaming.
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defenseone.com | Josh Baughman |Peter W. Singer
Earlier this month, more than 12,000 runners raced through the streets of Beijing in a half marathon—accompanied by more than 20 humanoid robots. While the prize money for the first robot to cross the finish line was a paltry CNY5,000 ($691), the competition is emblematic of a larger race just beginning in technology and even warfare.
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"How Storytelling Shapes Strategy: Peter W. Singer on China, Cyber, and the Future of Conflict" https://t.co/XWvjdgqHjV via @newamerica A fun, wide-ranging interview on everything from US-China/Russia fantasies, cyber threats that companies ignore, to #UsefulFiction uses
“People think of cyber as highly technical. And it is. But the importance of story is to find the human side of it… It keeps coming back to the people. So there is story in cyber.” My interview with @McCraryCyber https://t.co/J78uDgi2U8
Much thanks to General Smith @CMC_MarineCorps for naming #BurnInBook to the 2025 United States Marine Corps Commandant's reading list (under the category of #Innovation ) https://t.co/AH9WCdubpZ #UsefulFiction https://t.co/q8MsitKgN6