AI in Defense

You've probably heard of AI agents that can book your flights or manage your calendar. Now, a defense company called Scout AI is using that same core technology to power weapons that can find and destroy targets on their own.

We're looking at two huge, world-changing ideas today. First, how AI is creating a new kind of battlefield in Europe, and second, the controversial startup that wants to dim the sun to solve climate change. Let's get into it.

Remember when AI felt like pure magic? Well, 2025 has been the year of the reality check. Let's talk about why the AI hype is cooling down and tackle another urgent tech problem: what happens when your GPS is lying to you.

AI is no longer science fiction. We're exploring its chilling potential on the battlefield and its life-affirming role in IVF labs, showing how one technology can shape our world in profoundly different ways.

From autonomous drones to AI-powered targeting systems, the military's use of artificial intelligence is exploding. But are we heading toward a smarter, more precise future of war, or an uncontrollable catastrophe?

We're used to chatbots writing emails, but what happens when they take control of a fighter jet? A recent military test in Texas saw an AI fly a tactical aircraft, signaling a seismic shift in the future of warfare.