New research by the Polarization Research Lab reports on public concerns about AI.
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"The growth of these groups is largely flying under the radar. This level of coordination is unprecedented," the government professor says about conservative tax-exempt organizations that have joined forces in support of Donald Trump and MAGA.
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"There's so much to confront here in Japan's position vis-à-vis nuclear weapons," Professor Lind says about the movie Oppenheimer premiering in Japan. Read the full New York Times article HERE!
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In this episode, Matthew Evangelista discusses his recent International Security article, "A 'Nuclear Umbrella' for Ukraine? Precedents and Possibilities for Postwar European Security." How can Ukraine and Europe deter further Russian aggression after the Russo-Ukrainian war ends? The conventional wisdom holds that Ukraine should join NATO to shelter under the U.S. nuclear umbrella. Evangelista challenges this assertion, arguing that nuclear deterrence was never tested during the Cold War.
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"The campaign we're seeing is right out of the textbooks of what an authoritarian demagogue looks like and sounds like. He's calling his opponents vermin," the government professor Brendan Nyhan about the campaign rhetoric from former president Donald Trump.
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