Nikita Lalwani
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first heard Mar 2026
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And that's because of something like, you know, it's not, it doesn't have 100% success rate, but if there were a small enough number of missiles incoming, it is good enough that it would have a decent shot at taking all of those down, right?
And the issue is that like it doesn't have enough of those and the success rate isn't quite high enough that a massive strike, say from Russia or even China, which has in the hundreds of missiles, that would be that would overwhelm the U.S.
missile defense system.
Is that right?
Makes sense.
Yeah, how plausible do you think it is that very advanced AI could solve some of these problems?
Okay, so that's missile defense.
The last big question mark is around nuclear command control and communications.
So in theory, one country could undermine an adversary's ability to launch a second strike, kind of not by finding their adversary's hidden nuclear weapons or kind of solving the problems of missile defense.
What are the key components of nuclear command control and communications?
And how do current nuclear powers currently keep those components survivable?
Okay, so in theory, how might AI get closer to decapitating an adversary's command and control systems?
I guess it seems like at least some of these components seem just like pretty, pretty invulnerable.
Like it's hard to imagine how AI solves this problem of a nuclear weapon not being able to reach a very, very hardened bunker.
Yeah, what's the like best case scenario?
Right.
Yeah, I'm interested in that because it does seem like if there was enough redundancy with digital and analog parts of the system, the cyber thing wouldn't be decisive.
But maybe there are kind of entire components that have been made digital and where there just aren't analog kind of redundant components anymore.
Yeah, okay.
And then I guess the other thing that sticks out to me here is that cyber in particular feels like a place where AI is having a big impact already and will probably have an even bigger impact than other parts of this triad question.
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