Ben Zweibelson is a philosopher of conflict, author, and has over three decades within the defense community of practice.
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Design Theory, Operational Design, and Campaigning: Distinguishing Tentacles of the Military Warfighting Behemoth (Part 1)
Sections from an upcoming War College lecture and optional reading
This comes from an upcoming war college engagement I have this Fall where several hundred military and interagency, international students at the senior PME level will get...
Shepherding the Weak through the Valley of AI Darkness: How Might Security Organizations Integrate New Technology While Sidestepping Self-Destruction?
Although all organizations risk stumbling into learned helplessness through misuse of AI technology, military organizations in particular sit at a dangerous crossroads of where the need to maintain technological and professional overmatch a...
Sensing a Disturbance in the Quantum Force:
This is a passage from my upcoming book, On Technology & War: The Power of Uncertainty (Helion & Co), releasing this winter. This comes from one of my chapters on the future of powerful AI and conflict, war. This is from the quantum warfare...
When the Sun Becomes Black as Sackcloth: Is Humanity’s Latest Invention a Doorway to Technological Paradise or the End of Civilization?
This is from a draft monograph nearing completion.
Proponents of AI technology vary in whether they fully acknowledge the inherent risks of any societally transformative developments. Our species is bringing into existence an artificial i...
The Slack Keyboard Hand Impoverishes: How AI Will Render the Lazy Less Cognizant
Imagine the year is 2035, and Major General Wiggins, the Chief of Staff for an American combatant command, is on his way to work in Huntsville, Alabama. He summons a vehicle pod from the fleet he subscribes to, and it arrives within minutes...
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War philosopher. 3+ decades in defense, military veteran, author of Reconceptualizing War, Bad War Stories, On Technology & War, and other books.
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