SOLD OUT
Thursday, July 10, 2025 at Noon
Arms and Algorithms:
The Future of
Artificial Intelligence
in War, Peace, and
National Security
with Dr. Andrew Reddie
Associate Research Professor of Public Policy
at the University of California, Berkeley
Andrew Reddie's sponsor is
David Beckman, WACSC Board member
About the Program
How secure is our future? Is Artificial Intelligence a threat or a manageable tool? AI is reshaping the global conflict and security landscape, so it’s vital that we understand coming changes in military operations, intelligence analysis, and safety.
In his talk, Arms and Algorithms: The Future of Artificial Intelligence in War and Peace, UC Berkeley’s Dr. Andrew Reddie explores the implications of AI for warfare, deterrence, and international stability. His focus will be on decision-support systems, autonomous weapons, ethical dilemmas and yes, all-important guardrails.
Professor Reddie will unpack how AI is already being integrated into national defense strategies, both here and abroad. And what this means for global norms, conflict, and safety. In short, what it means for us.
Members and Guests, please pre-register for this event. Remember, we cannot accommodate walk-ins.
SOLD OUT
| Date: |
Thursday, July 10, 2025 |
| Time: |
Noon |
| Venue: |
Santa Rosa Country Club
333 Country Club Drive
Santa Rosa, CA 95401 |
| Menu: |
Meat and Vegetarian Options Available on the Buffet Table.
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| Cost: |
$45 for Members
Bring up to 2 guests at the member price.
$60 for Non-Members |
| Health Note: |
We suggest that everyone
be vaccinated and wear a mask. |
About Our Speaker
Dr. Andrew Reddie is an Associate Research Professor of Public Policy at UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy. His specialties include cybersecurity, nuclear weapons policy, wargaming, and emerging military technologies. He is also the founder and faculty director for the Berkeley Risk and Security Lab.
Dr. Reddie serves in faculty leadership roles at Berkeley’s Center for Security in Politics and Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity, and is an affiliate at the UC’s Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation.
Widely published, his work has appeared in Science, Journal of Peace Research, Journal of Cyber Policy, and Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, among other outlets. He has received support from the Founder’s Pledge Fund, Carnegie Corporation of New York, MacArthur Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Energy's Nuclear Science and Security Consortium.
We are honored to present Dr. Andrew Reddie, and look forward to his talk on one of the most pressing subjects of our time.
