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Seattle’s downtown panopticon to expand with Downtown Seattle Association kiosks

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China could produce a "coronavirus bioweapon" as well as deploy robots that are controlled by devices implanted into human brains in future warfare.

The use of controversial technology that snaps pictures of license plates for police is expanding in Pierce County.

The first tranche will come from both large and small companies that DIU works with frequently, Doug Beck said, and include systems that are ready to be scaled and have been tested and validated in appropriate environments. 

A new request for information released by the Air Force shows that future Collaborative Combat Aircraft engines could provide considerable capability, according to an expert, but could also face drawbacks in cost and operations.

Staff profile for Caitlin Lee, Director, Acquisition and Technology Policy Program; Senior Political Scientist at the RAND Corporation.

<p>The objective of this report is to quantify and describe three types of scientific and technological flows between the United States and China to help assess the net effect of these types of flows on U.S. national security.</p>