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Emerging Technology
The unregulated development and deployment of emerging technologies—referring to scientific and technical developments that, if applied in the military sphere, could have transformative effects on the future of warfare in unpredictable and potentially hazardous, destabilizing ways—could increase the risk of accidental and unintended conflict escalation. Whether manifested in new domains, new applications, or new military capabilities, these technologies can include hypersonic weapons, artificial intelligence-enabled capabilities, cyberspace operations, counterspace capabilities, and the like.
The Arms Control Association (ACA), in conjunction with other experts and organizations, has proposed various measures to reduce such risks, as laid out in issue briefs, reports, articles in Arms Control Today, and more. To receive updates on developments in this field, join today or sign up for our regular updates list.
CHARTS | REPORTS |
- Philipp C. Bleek
U.S., Russia Sign Missile- and Space-Launch Notification Deal
- Staff
U.S. to End Limit on Russian Space Launches
China Repeats Call for CD Outer Space Talks
- Wade Boese
Lockheed Martin Charged With Sharing Rocket Data With China
- Wade Boese
- Howard Diamond
House Seeks to Limit Space Cooperation with China
- Craig Cerniello
NDP Report Says Wait on NMD, But Not on Nuclear Reductions