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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 10 MIN

Episode 12. "AI War & The New Geopolitics"

from The Conjugo Podcast · host Conjugo

In Episode 12, we enter the war room.This episode explores how artificial intelligence may reshape military power, national security, cyberwarfare, propaganda, surveillance, autonomous weapons, and the global balance of power. AI is not just another tool on the battlefield. It may become part of the battlefield’s nervous system, helping nations see faster, decide faster, target faster, defend faster, and possibly escalate faster than human judgment can comfortably follow.From drone swarms and cyberattacks to deepfakes, satellite analysis, intelligence gathering, and machine-assisted command decisions, AI could change not only how wars are fought, but how nations prepare for them, justify them, and try to avoid falling behind.The episode asks a grim but necessary question:"When intelligence itself becomes a weapon, who keeps their hand on the trigger?"This is not a simple “killer robots” episode. It is about speed, uncertainty, accountability, and power. It is about whether humans can remain meaningfully in control when military systems begin operating at machine tempo. And it is about the danger of an AI arms race where every major power fears that slowing down means losing.

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