Nikita Lalwani
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 10 Mar
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Yeah.
Okay.
So maybe one thing to put a pin in is like, this assumes that progress is meaningful, but not so fast that an adversary won't have any time at all to respond and build up some kind of defense capability that's
Yeah, that's meaningful.
So yeah, pin in that.
And maybe we'll talk about some scenarios where actually progress is too fast for adversaries who don't have AI or AGI to respond to.
I guess in the world where like, there is this...
Where things are moving at a pace where countries can respond with kind of countermeasures, is it plausible that there is still like a sudden enough breakthrough in something like acoustic modeling or real-time data fusion to create kind of a short-lived breakthrough?
kind of offensive window where nuclear subs are identifiable.
And like, maybe it doesn't need to be forever.
It's just like, if there's a window, a state could choose to use it, knowing with some confidence that, yeah, their adversary hasn't been able to like build up defenses yet.
OK, yeah.
Yeah.
OK, let's come back to kind of the uncertainty and like actually what would countries do if they even thought maybe they had these kinds of opportunities?
Let's move to road mobile missiles.
So, yeah, you said in China and Russia there there's like more of an emphasis on road mobile missiles, which, again, sounds actually really terrifying if that's a place where you live.
What makes these so hard to find?
Yeah.
So, I mean, that both sounds extremely hard.
And also, I again have this like...
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