Steven Feldstein joins Jon Bateman on the world unpacked to discuss his new book, Bytes and Bullets, and explain how drones are reshaping wars from Ukraine to Sudan.
Jon Bateman, Steven Feldstein
Subsea cables power the internet—but remain a blind spot in global policy. Jane Munga and Sophia Besch join Isaac Kardon to explore their geopolitical, economic, and security implications.
Subsea cables carry 95% of the world’s data—but remain largely invisible in global policy debates. In this episode, Isaac Kardon is joined by Carnegie experts Jane Munga and Sophia Besch to unpack the geopolitics, economics, and security risks surrounding undersea data infrastructure. From Africa’s digital development to Europe’s hybrid warfare concerns, they explore who owns these cables, why they matter, and how governments can respond to emerging infrastructure threats.
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Steven Feldstein joins Jon Bateman on the world unpacked to discuss his new book, Bytes and Bullets, and explain how drones are reshaping wars from Ukraine to Sudan.
Jon Bateman, Steven Feldstein
A new book goes inside the AI industry and calls for a mass movement to restrain it.
Jon Bateman, Garrison Lovely
An ex-head of the Secret Service in his first-ever podcast on growing threats to U.S. leaders.
Jon Bateman, Ronald L. Rowe, Jr.
Brian Merchant on the Industrial Revolution’s failures, how AI undercuts workers, and the social order of technology.
Jon Bateman, Brian Merchant
The missing context that shows how AI isn’t the resource hog everyone thinks it is – with Andy Masley.
Jon Bateman, Andy Masley