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Beyond Autonomous Fleets: Vice Admiral (Ret.) Dimitrios Kavoulakos on the Future of Naval Power (opens the original)
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Publicat: 30-09-2026 12:1630-09-2026 12:16 Sursă foto: Viceamiral (r.) Dimitrios Kavoulakos An interview conducted by Dr. Adrian Leonard Mociulschi The future of naval power may depend as much on algorithms and autonomous systems as on ships and sailors. The question is not whether technology will transform naval warfare, but whether it will replace traditional naval forces or simply reshape them. In this exclusive interview for STIRIPESURSE.RO, Vice Admiral (Ret.) Dimitrios Kavoulakos of the He
From an Ionian Island to the Danube: The Story of Polyxenia Loizou (opens the original)
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Publicat: 29-09-2026 07:3429-09-2026 07:34 In an age when the world appears smaller than ever, it is easy to forget that love has long ignored the boundaries of geography. Sometimes, a chance encounter beside the sea was enough to change not only two lives, but the fortunes of generations yet to come. Such was the story of Polyxenia Loizou, a young woman born on the Greek island of Cephalonia, where sunlit coves, Venetian echoes, and ancient myths linger in the salt-scented air. Raised in Argost
From Deveselu to Orbit: Frank Rose on the Future of Security (opens the original)
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Publicat: 19-09-2026 00:2419-09-2026 00:24 An interview conducted by Dr. Adrian Leonard Mociulschi The map of power is being redrawn. Beyond the familiar arenas of land, sea, and air, a new strategic frontier is emerging in orbit, where satellites, artificial intelligence, and increasingly contested space infrastructure are becoming instruments of national power. What once belonged to the realm of science fiction is rapidly entering the world of statecraft, military competition, and geopolitical
Can a Machine Decide Who Lives and Who Dies? The ICRC on Autonomous Weapons, AI, and Human Responsibility (opens the original)
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Publicat: 17-09-2026 08:0217-09-2026 08:02 An interview conducted by Dr. Adrian Leonard Mociulschi Following the recent joint appeal by the United Nations (UN) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), which warned of the risks associated with autonomous weapons and called for new international rules governing their use, the debate over the role of Artificial Intelligence in future warfare has returned to the forefront of the international agenda. As military systems capable of se
As AI Enters the Courtroom, the Judge Remains Indispensable (opens the original)
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Publicat: 15-09-2026 20:3615-09-2026 20:36 An interview conducted by Dr. Adrian Leonard Mociulschi When Alan Turing imagined the “imitation game” in 1950, he was posing a philosophical question about the nature of intelligence. Today, that question has become a practical one. Artificial Intelligence is no longer confined to research laboratories; it is increasingly embedded in workplaces, institutions and public life, raising difficult questions about expertise, accountability and trust. Among t
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