Jacqueline Viteznik
Policy Analyst
Former Graduate Consultant and Data Analytics Intern at Department of State; Former Program Management Intern at UNDRR.
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Research & Publications
America’s Military Is Racing to Integrate AI. Does It Have the Talent?
The United States is racing to put artificial intelligence at the center of its national security strategy. But America’s ability to compete with China, protect critical infrastructure, and resp...
Read Full Analysis →Minutes to Seconds to Machines Running the Whole Show
A naval intelligence officer aboard a destroyer in the South China Sea watches her console populate. The fused AI targeting system has correlated satellite imagery, signals intelligence, and pattern-o...
Read Full Analysis →Hands on the Trigger: The Operational Necessity of Humans with Lethal Autonomy
This report finds that meaningful human control over autonomous weapon systems is a necessary, operationally achievable safeguard that preserves command accountability, reduces the risk of unrecoverable failure, and can be maintained without sacrificing tactical speed or strategic advantage.
Read Full Analysis →The New Iron Triangle
For decades, defense acquisition has operated under a simple constraint known as the iron triangle. Any program can optimize for at most two of three variables: speed, cost, and capability. Choosing a...
Read Full Analysis →Wargaming Needs AI. The Department of War Isn’t Ready.
You’ve been invited to an exclusive wargame, held in the hardest-to-access pentagonal-shaped building in the world. You enter an LED-lit room, wrapped in a floor-to-ceiling map dotted with multi...
Read Full Analysis →Five AI Policy Wins in the NDAA
Congress is laying the groundwork for the deployment of artificial intelligence by mandating its responsible use across America’s defense infrastructure. Buried in the thousands of pages of the ...
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