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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2026 · 54 MIN

Ep 83: General Mike Minihan (ret.)

from GovDiscovery AI Podcast with Mike Shanley

In this episode, retired four-star General Mike Minihan shares his experiences in military leadership, the importance of industry collaboration, and the strategic role of AI, data, and UAVs in modern warfare. Discover key lessons on decision-making, innovation, and national security from a top military leader.  key  topics Military leadership and decision-making at the four-star level The importance of industry collaboration and relationship-building The strategic role of AI, data, and quantum in modern warfare Chapters 00:00 The Weight of Command: Insights from a Four-Star General 04:52 Building Relationships with Industry: The Marco Polo Approach 10:05 Navigating Yes, No, and Maybe: The Art of Pitching 14:53 Data and AI: Challenges in the Operational Environment 28:29 Cyber Deterrence and the Current Landscape 30:36 Decision Advantage in Command 35:07 The Role of UAVs in Modern Warfare 38:34 Lessons from Ukraine and Iran 41:24 AI in Forecasting and Preparedness 45:24 Surprising Innovations and National Security Threats 51:51 The Importance of American Industry  resources Mavericks Advisors LLC - https://mavericksadvisorsllc.com  

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