Nikita Lalwani
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 10 Mar
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oh, this just sounds like the perfect problem for AI to solve.
And maybe, yeah, maybe can you start actually by laying out that case, the case that like plausibly AI has a shot at this?
Yeah.
OK, so that's the case for what options would the defending countries have for keeping their road mobile launchers hidden?
Yeah, I do think that the low-techness is striking to me.
Like, it doesn't have to be the case that other countries have AI as good as, yeah, kind of the leading country.
It just has to be the case that, like, you know, AI continues to struggle to see through chicken wire over a highway, which, yeah, isn't really... Yeah, it feels like a surprise.
Let's turn to missile defense.
So...
In theory, I remember when I first learned about missile defense, it sounded like it could be a huge deal.
If you can kind of defend against incoming nuclear missiles, you can, yeah, you can basically make it impossible for them to kind of achieve this, yeah, second strike, even if they have plenty of missiles left.
After decades, my impression is that no one can do missile defense reliably.
And I feel like there are like famous analogies to what is it?
It's like shooting a bullet with a bullet.
Yeah, it's like shooting a bullet with a bullet.
Can you explain what exactly makes it so hard?
Wow, yeah, that is striking.
Okay, so the thing that I want to make sure I understand is it sounds like a very, very limited strike.
It is plausible that the U.S.
could defend against using its missile defense system.
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