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The Cornell Brooks Tech Policy Institute (BTPI) has released a new report urging federal action to advance biomining, the use of microorganisms to extract metals from ores and waste streams. The study highlights that critical minerals such...
From August 16th-18th, Joshua Greenberg (BTPI Fellow and PhD Student in Information Science) attended a wargaming conference hosted by the Carnegie-Maxwell Policy Planning Lab at Syracuse University’s Minnowbrook Lodge in the...
What happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic—especially as climate change, nuclear deterrence, duel use technologies, and renewed great power competition converge to reshape the region’s strategic importance. In response to...
A Cornell-led assessment of vulnerabilities in the semiconductor supply chain and how to mitigate them is on hold after receiving a stop-work...
On Thursday May 1st, BTPI welcomed Dr Anatoly Levshin, (Harvard University), for two events to discuss his research on artificial intelligence and geopolitics. Levshin explored how AI is likely to catalyze systemic transformations,...
Artificial Intelligence and U.S. Military Cadets’ Attitudes About Future War Paul Lushenko and Robert Sparrow Research often assumes that junior military personnel will trust AI during future wars, and at higher levels than senior...
The Brooks Tech Policy Institute (BTPI) had the pleasure of hosting officers from the US Army War College, as part of the Eisenhower Series. The series was set up to encourage civil-military discussion during the Vietnam War and today acts...
Cornell Brooks Tech Policy Institute is excited to announce a new grant opportunity to support Cornell students and faculty conducting research at the intersection of technology, cybersecurity, and public policy. We invite proposals from...
Defending America’s Skies: Public Support for Homeland Counter-Drone Operations Brooks Tech Policy Institute’s Non-Resident Senior Fellow Dr. Paul Lushenko and Dr. Jennifer Spindel of the University of New Hampshire in a new...
