Frontline - In the Age of AI
The promise and perils of AI, from fears about work and privacy to the U.S.-China rivalry. Season 2019 Episode 5 – 11/05/2019
Strategic Army: Developing Trust in the Shifting Strategic Landscape
Joint Force Quarterly, Issue 95, 4th Quarter 2019, by Emily Bienvenue and Zac Rogers Conclusion Rapid shifts in the future operating environment present traditional Western […]
Innovations in teaching Australian foreign policy: trust, simulations, and ...
Authors: Maryanne Kelton, Sian Troath, Zac Rogers, Verity Kingsmill & Emily Bienvenue. More than ever as the uncertainties of a digitalised world are upon us and […]
Audio: Techlosophy and the future of security
In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Katherine Mansted and Zac Rogers get to the bottom of how information and bio-technologies are reshaping societies […]
Can the Digital Fix What the Digital Breaks?
Author: Zac Rogers In 1995, John Gray wrote “The cultural void that yawns when the secular meliorism of the religion of growth founders is as […]
Information warfare and neuro-weaponry
Author: Zac Rogers The parameters of contemporary conflict, as ASPI’s Tom Uren noted recently, are shifting. Transformations in the character of warfare have always attracted varying […]
If 5G takes a little longer in Australia, all the better
Author: Zac Rogers The fifth generation of cellular network technology promises much higher performance in terms of data throughput, speed, and lower latency. This will […]
Paradigm Shift: Understanding propaganda in the digital age
Author: Emily Bienvenue, Maryanne Kelton, Zac Rogers Influence operations in the digital age are not merely propaganda with new tools. They represent an evolved form […]
Deleting Democracy: Australia and the surveillance juggernaut
Author: Zac Rogers The digital age means we increasingly carry out the minutia of our daily lives in a type of hyper-Benthian attention harvesting behavioural […]