Anil Madan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Are we Unintelligent about Artificial Intelligence? (opens the original)
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Some months ago, AI Models built by leading companies, Anthropic and OpenAI, trained to hack computer systems, ventured beyond their supposedly limited test environments. OpenAI’s model hacked into the systems of another company called Hugging Face. Later, Anthropic reported three hacks by its model. More recently, Google, quite belatedly, has reported that in May 2026, its Gemini model “unintentionally” penetrated systems of three companies, but stopped short before causing harm. The model eith
Twenty-Five Years After 9/11: The New Face of Terror (opens the original)
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On July 1, 2004, in response to a question on “Ask the White House” — an interactive forum for people to question members of the administration — Condoleeza Rice, then National Security Advisor to President George W. Bush, and later his Secretary of State, assured a questioner that the US was safer in these words: “We are safer today. But we are not yet safe. One of the hardest aspects of homeland security is that the defender has to be right 100% of the time – while the terrorist only has to be
Iranian Sanctions, Canadian Tariffs: A Double Whammy (opens the original)
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With which country does the US have the closest ties of friendship and cooperation? If you had asked that question just three years ago, the unsurprising answer would have been either Britain or Canada. The US-Canada bond has been more than one of geography. Both countries are neighbours, friends, and competitors in hockey. Canadians cheer on baseball and football teams in the US and are fans of American professional golfers and tennis players. Americans welcome Canadian tourists and snowbirds h
The Iran War: A Potential Triangular Choke Emerges (opens the original)
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The political effluvium of the sensational dressing-down that Ukraine’s President Zelensky suffered at the hands of President Trump and VP Vance at the White House last year, still lingers in the ether. The stinging words, laced with seeming truth still echo: “You don’t have the cards right now…” It appears that the Iran war and Putin’s war on Ukraine are converging and Zelensky may have cards. The question is whether Trump wants to play the hand or fold. Ukraine War meets Iran War? How the two
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