For many Americans, the image of warfare remains rooted in the past—tanks rolling across deserts, troops storming beaches, or the counterinsurgency tactics of Iraq and Afghanistan. The wars of today look very different, as the escalating conflict with Iran already makes clear: they are fought with artificial intelligence and drones, through cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns, and other complex hybrid tactics. What does military preparedness look like in this new landscape? What are the strategic, ethical, and legal implications of emerging technologies like AI and autonomous weapons? Join us for a conversation with Kathleen Hicks and Patrick Tucker as they explore the changing nature of warfare and its impact on global security.