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James Jay Carafano is a leading expert in national security and foreign policy challenges. It’s widely presumed that artificial intelligence (AI) will play a dominant role in future wars. Yuichiro Chino / Getty Images Key Takeaways Machine learning, developing processes that mimic human brain functioning, is patterned on how brain cells work in a neural network. Machine learning will no doubt be part of a family of technologies that delivers a next-generation of computer services. If neural networks and machine learning remain the dominant AI guiding tec...

Watching good war movies helps citizens reflect on their country and its purpose in the world. Meet Generation Alpha. They are the cohort born between 2010 and 2024. Nine thousand of them are born every day. They will be the future rank and file of America’s armed forces for generations. Here is a curated list of movies for them and their parents so they know what they will and won’t be getting into. First, though: If Generation Alpha is anything like the generation ahead of them, then about 70 percent of them for one reason or another won’t even be eligible for military service. That...

Did WandaVision Include Another Subtle Setup For Secret Invasion? ✖ WandaVision came to an end this weekend and while many fan theories about the series did not come true, the show ended up being an extremely satisfying look into Wanda Maximoff's (Elizabeth Olsen) grief and a great introduction to the long-awaited Scarlet Witch. While there weren't any huge reveals about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the finale's first post-credit scene did set up both Secret Invasion. The scene saw Monica Rambeau (Teyonah Parris) being greeted by a Skrull who is working for Nick Fury (Samue...

Cliff could be a reference to Cliff Randal, a character within the Marvel comic books.

Every new year offers an opportunity for reflection. It is a time to set new goals and revisit old ones. The start of 2021, then, represents a chance to look at successes and failures in meeting the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Since the United Nations General Assembly set these goals six years ago, the SDGs have served as a guide for what the world needs to achieve a “better and more sustainable future for all”. There has been progress on all 17 goals, which target poverty, health, and inequality around the globe. Nonetheless, the work remains slow and uneven, hampered by low po...