American firms, Chinese state-funded groups, and international organizations work with over 160 foreign governments to build secure cloud infrastructure and other vital components of the AI stack around the world. This interactive map explores these partnerships in the context of AI competition between the U.S. and China. Read more...
On December 17, 2025, ASP hosted a discussion on the increasing role of AI in state-sponsored offensive cyber operations and how the national security community is responding to this emerging challenge. Read more...
The growth of manipulated online content, AI-powered cyberattacks, and potential development of AI autonomous weapons are serious concerns for U.S. national security and should be taken seriously on a federal levelRead more...
A military overthrow will not significantly impact drug traffic to the U.S. and risks both civil war in Venezuela and regional realignment.Read more...
Industry-led voluntary reporting of novel AI-assisted risks, threats, and harms is critical to the global development of ethical technologies and norms. A review of thirty AI companies in the U.S. and China finds that American firms maintain far more transparent, accountable, and robust threat reporting practices than their Chinese counterparts. Read more...
This week, two U.S. Navy ships arrived in Da Nang, marking the first port visit to Vietnam in two years. This follows Secretary Hegseth’s trip to the country in early November, where he pledged deeper security cooperation between the two countries.Read more...
To defend against AI-assisted cyber attacks, it's time to fight fire with fire and ensure U.S. energy dominance, says Julia Nesheiwat, former Homeland Security Advisor to the President and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Energy and Courtney Manning. Read more...
As U.S. adversaries are aligning their disinformation narratives, America’s choice to unilaterally disarm places its citizens at risk. To address this vulnerability, the U.S. should pre-emptively counter false narratives and build its collective cognitive defenses. Read more...
The American Security Project (ASP) is proud to announce the appointment of three distinguished leaders to its Board of Directors. Read more...
On November 14, ASP Research Analyst Katherine Yusko discussed the current state of U.S.-China EV competition on DW's "The Dip" podcast.Read more...
