Reimagining Defence J Kuht & H Willi

In this bonus 8th episode, we interview Chris Brose, Author of 'The Kill Chain', Chief Strategic Officer at Anduril Industries and formerly the youngest ever Staff Director of the Senate Armed Services Committee.

In the episode we talk to Chris about military's getting their asses handed to them, hunger games for loitering munitions and how Special Forces will be the battle lab that helps us pathfind our way to a new future...

Welcome to the 6th episode of the Reimagining Defence podcast, brought to you by Flt Lt James Kuht & Lt Col Henry Willi.

In this episode, James explore how IoT is breaking down the final barriers between the physical and digital worlds, how this has revolutionised farming, and how it might allow us to reimagine perimeter security.

Welcome to the 7th Episode of Reimagining Defence, brought to you by Flt Lt James Kuht & Lt Col Henry Willi.

In this episode, James outlines how quantum computing will pour fuel onto the fire of information age Defence, and may help us to achieve accurate multi-domain simulation.

Welcome to the 5th episode of the Reimagining Defence Podcast, brought to you by Flt Lt James Kuht & Lt Col Henry Willi.

In this episode, James delves into how if data is the fuel, AI is the engine that turns this fuel into power. In this episode, we’ll explore how AI already affects our everyday lives through the humble google search, what happened when an AI ran for Mayor in Japan, and finally what an AI-lead section attack might look like.

Welcome to the 4th episode of the Reimagining Defence Podcast, brought to you by Flt Lt James Kuht & Lt Col Henry Willi.

In this episode, James compares military stores to Amazon, documenting what we might learn from their clockwork-like automation, and looking forward to what an era of cognitive automation might hold for the military, too.

Welcome to the 3rd episode of the Reimagining Defence Podcast, hosted by Flt Lt James Kuht & Lt Col Henry Willi.

In this episode, James explains what "the cloud" is, and how Defence might learn from how Uber exploited the cloud's flexibility, scalability & pre-existing infrastructure to experiment, diversify and scale.