I write about AI and Geopolitics
Israel’s AI Revolution — Part 4 NSO’s Reinvention In January 2026, NSO Group released a new transparency report. The company said it was entering “a new phase of accountability.” The document gave away almost nothing: fewer disclosures than in prior years, no customer numbers, no country names, no meaningful account of investigations into misuse. It … Read more
Why Ignorance Isn’t Passive—It’s Political Geopolitics is usually explained through the visible tools of power: armies, sanctions, trade routes, energy supplies, borders, and alliances. Those things matter. But another force at work in world affairs gets far less attention than it should: the social power of looking away. When a population gets used to not … Read more
Many of you might think I’m crazy, but please hear me out first. I might not be crazy; I might just be seeing things! Trust Besides yourself, who do you trust with the important people, places, and things in your life? In a world where people feel more isolated than in decades past, and loneliness … Read more
Autonomous weapons are reshaping warfare faster than diplomats can respond—here’s why a global ban remains elusive as of late March 2026. Introduction In March 2020, a Kargu-2 drone, deployed by Libyan government forces, hunted down and attacked a human target without any human operator pulling the trigger. A subsequent report by the United Nations Security … Read more
The Architecture of AI Supremacy Imagining a Resource-AI Autarky and the New World Order What follows is an analytical framework built from pattern recognition across public events. It is not a claim of proof. I looked at a series of seemingly unrelated actions, tried to make sense of them, and arrived at the most coherent … Read more