Pia Hüsch

Feb 29, 2024 | rusi.org | Sam Power |Pia Hüsch |Emma De Angelis

Sam Power, Dr Pia Hüsch and Emma De Angelis5 Minute ReadDespite dire warnings, AI is unlikely to radically alter elections in 2024. But to ensure the benefits outweigh the risks, we need to take a holistic approach which strengthens societal resilience and enhances trust in democratic institutions and processes. 2024 is a ‘record year for elections’, with over 70 taking place throughout the year.

Oct 11, 2023 | rusi.org | Pia Hüsch |Huw Roberts |John Tasioulas |Stephanie Hare |Patrick Hinton |Michael Boniface

As AI technology is integrated into more processes in both the military and civilian sectors, the relationship between the two, which has often been problematic, becomes even more crucial. The importance of the interplay between the British Ministry of Defence and industry is demonstrated in the Land Industrial Strategy (LIS), published in 2022.

Apr 14, 2023 | rusi.org | Tim Stevens |Rory Cormac |Erica Lonergan |Dan Lomas |Pia Hüsch |Joe Devanny

Tim Stevens, Rory Cormac, Erica D Lonergan, Dan Lomas, Pia Hüsch and Joe Devanny14 April 2023clock8 Minute ReadMain Image Credit Future ready: individuals undergo cyber training at the Defence Cyber School in Shrivenham. Image: Defence Imagery / OGL v3.0Six experts react to the National Cyber Force’s new document, which outlines the UK’s approach to cyber operations. On 4 April, the UK government released a new document on the National Cyber Force (NCF).