In the final episode of our three-part series, Heather Penney and Caitlin Lee of the Mitchell Institute, Mike Benitez of Shield AI, and Brett Darcey of Heron Systems go into detail on what success looks like going into the future from both a human and technological set of vantages.
In the second episode of our three-part series, we define key aspects and nuances surrounding this technology, while also working to add clarity between realistic expectations and what will likely remain aspirational for the long term.
In the first episode of our three-part series, we talk about the necessity of pursuing increased autonomy in combat aircraft.
In this Rendezvous episode, we explore Washington’s latest moves regarding Ukraine, take-aways from the recent flare up in the Taiwan Strait, whether DoD’s plan to reduce civilian casualties will work, and whether “divesting to invest” is succeeding when it comes to modernizing the Air Force aircraft inventory.
John Baum and Mitchell Institute’s Heather Penney are joined by Dr. Max Perez, an engineer at Cold Quanta, and Dr. Andrei Shkel, a professor of engineering at UCI, to demystify Quantum technology and understand how it applies to future defense applications.
Douglas Birkey is joined by Brian Hart from the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ China Power Project; Thomas Corbett from Bluepath Labs; and Dan Rice, Mitchell Institute’s Research Analyst, to discuss what we can learn from China’s recent military activity around Taiwan and the broader international response.
