Steve Feldstein

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Prof G Markets · Why The World Is Spending More On War · 8 Jul 2026 podcast

What it does mean is that you need that plus you need a more efficient way in which to generate the coordinates for how you would target and identify

you know, different military assets.

And so to that end, a lot of it is sort of creating other types of weaponry in addition to what's already needed in terms of munitions, based on the fact that countries see that there's more war and more insecurity all around, whether it's from China, prospectively, Russia, in the in the near region or other places.

I think you're right.

It is a new role.

And I think there's a few different conflicts of interest that arise from that.

I mean, I think one of the great examples is, you know, if you have a company like Microsoft and it is both providing data infrastructure that is being used by militaries like Israel's military or other militaries, but it's also selling consumer goods to a wide variety of clients.

Well, how do those two things work together?

And I don't think there's an easy answer to that.

But so far, they've been able to skirt around the issue.

At some point, these issues are going to become front and center, where countries will say, look, either you're providing military equipment for the security objectives of a particular country, or you're selling to consumers across the board neutral items meant for civilian applications and not for military use.

And so these are, I think, questions that are coming to bear for a variety of companies, whether it's OpenAI, Anthropic,

Microsoft, Google, AWS, or others, which are so far somewhat having it both ways.

It is.

I mean, certainly last year, we hadn't yet encountered the Iran war and all the spillover effects from that.

So that's a really big thing that everyone is sort of grappling with.

And it's not just about Iran and immediate

adversaries in the middle East, it's, it's about a wider security architecture and questions there.

We also see a continuing, um, amount of fighting when it comes to the Ukraine war.

And, uh, and if, if anything, we're seeing even more escalation between the two sides with Ukraine striking Crimea, Russia coming back and striking Kiev and making bigger threats, uh, in terms of other, uh, you know, potential adversaries, uh,

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