PhD, Asst Prof, Professorial Lecturer @ElliottSchoolGW, Fellow @CornellTPI @IOPGACornell, Term Member @CFR_org, new books on drones and Afghanistan
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I am proud of this original research article, a true labor of love, which is designed to enhance the US military's lethality and warrior ethos, as well as re-establish deterrence.
@ArmyStrategist @SrinjoyBose83 @CornellTPI @CornellBPP @Cornell @CFR_org @UNSW @ElliottSchoolGW
***New Policy Report Alert***
How does the erosion of the international order, particularly the alliances and multilateral institutions that enable cooperation and de-escalate conflict, shape U.S. foreign policy and crisis management?
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Still highly recommend!
Digging into the @DeptofWar just released "Counter-Drone Handbook." Great to see @SecWar @KTB_500
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The handbook also establishes a common vocabulary and incorporates the latest information about UAS, including lessons learned from operations in the Middle East and on battlefields in Europe. It explains how adversaries can use drones, outlines the key components of a layered drone defense and examines the factors that enable successful counter-UAS operations.
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[Future of War] Striking Gets Easier, Winning Gets Harder: Experts on What Comes Next newscj.com/news/articleView.… #Future_War: The means of destruction are becoming cheaper, more numerous, more autonomous, more distributed, and longer-ranged, but destroying targets is becoming increasingly disconnected from achieving political victory, something @akcronin calls a #K_shaped_battlefield with insights from @peterwsinger, @LushenkoPaul, @PuriSamir1, @SeanMcFate, @ProfPaulPoast, @russianforces #Pavel_Podvig, @GeorgeMasonU’s #Missy_Cummings, #Stefan_Korshak, and #Andriy_Tsaplienko
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Great to see our journal article in print, and this study seems more important now given rapid advancements in AI and its accelerated adoption by the U.S. military.
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Keynote lecture alert at @ANUBellSchool on public and military attitudes toward AI. Thanks for coordinating @toni_erskine!
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“How to Protect the United States Against Drones: Why Securing the Sky is Not Enough”
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MG Green personally approved this study to better understand the implications of U.S. Army Chaplains’ understanding of legally and morally legitimate drone strikes for operations abroad. Well done, sir.
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GEN George did a lot to align the U.S. Army and Joint Force to better protect against drones, both at home and abroad. Well done, sir.
On the cusp of ISA 2026, I wanted to share this pre-print, entitled "Dehumanization and Public Support for Drone Warfare," where we investigate the implications of the dehumanizing potential of drones for public attitudes toward strikes.
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Last week, the @CornellTPI welcomed Senior Fellow Lieutenant Colonel @LushenkoPaul, U.S. Army, as part of our weekly Tech Talk series.
Speaking in a personal capacity, Dr. Lushenko drew on his operational experience and research on drones, emerging technologies, and policy.
I wanted to re-post this short article on the value of higher education for enhancing the warrior ethos, shaping U.S. military lethality, and re-establishing deterrence.
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"The pairing of fully autonomous drone strikes and dehumanizing imagery could undermine public support for military action, even in cases when action is needed," write Paul Lushenko @LushenkoPaul and Srinjoy Bose @SrinjoyBose83.
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Happy to share this new journal article: “AI, trust, and the war room: Evidence from a conjoint experiment in the US military.”
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Honored that The Science Matters discussed our research for US military trust in AI, which we believe has important policy, research, and military modernization and readiness implications.
Check it out 👇
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