The Disinformation Wave is Just Getting Started – But Are We Ready for It?
Over the past two years, a wave of disinformation campaigns has upended democratic electoral systems across the globe, prompting bothContinue Reading
Project for the Study of the 21st Century
Over the past two years, a wave of disinformation campaigns has upended democratic electoral systems across the globe, prompting bothContinue Reading
The future of warfare may be coming faster than we think. That, at least, felt like the conclusion of Tuesday’sContinue Reading
Mon, June 5, 2017, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM BST Whitehall, London – exact location to be confirmed to attendeesContinue Reading
What explains the rise of virtual, ideological terrorist networks in the West? By Linda Schlegel. Linda is currently pursuing anContinue Reading
Monday 10th October 2016. Drinks from six p.m., discussion from 630 p.m. Neo Bankside, SE1 From the shanty towns of LagosContinue Reading
As world leaders gather in Paris this week to address climate change, they will labor under the shadow of recent attacks by Islamic State. Yet as they think about climate issues, they should remember that the connection between climate change and Islamic State – and more broadly, between climate change and political instability – is not just a coincidence. It may instead be the key reality of the 21st century.
The Dark Web is not fundamentally evil, though it can be used in ways that are morally reprehensible.
The site’s not dying. But it’s certainly changing.
Take a look at these five posts to better understand what the future holds (spoiler: robot overlords).
Ultimately, the dilemmas posed by drones are no different to those posed by any new technology.