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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 15 MIN

Kill Chains and Code: Russia’s Pragmatic Shift to Tactical AI

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This episode explores how the Russian military has pivoted from failed, centralized command architectures to a fragmented but effective ecosystem of volunteer-built tactical software like the "Glaz/Groza" complex. We discuss the critical role of civilian engineers in adapting commercial technology and open-weight AI models to accelerate drone-to-artillery kill chains. Finally, we examine the security risks of using open-source tech and how Russia is mitigating them through domestic platforms like Astra Linux and systematic data collection. www.securitycareers.help/russian-command-and-control-transitioning-toward-ai-enabled-warfare   Sponsors: www.cisomarketplace.com www.myprivacy.blog 

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A deep dive into Russia’s wartime transition from abstract modernization to ”ruthless pragmatism,” focusing on the tactical software and AI integration that is reshaping their command and control capabilities

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