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warfare

[wawr-fair] / ˈwɔrˌfɛər /


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As Mr. Stern notes, the company had “ushered in a revolution in warfare” but also pioneered “a market for the chips” that would be used “in a growing line of devices capable of basic ‘thinking.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

Online sportsbooks are now poised to be to modern gambling what drones are to warfare — a remarkable, unchecked multiplier of pain and gain.

From Salon

By closely examining the people who died in what may be one of Europe's earliest known victory celebrations, scientists are challenging long-held assumptions about prehistoric warfare and its purpose.

From Science Daily

The term originated in a paper on climate change and hybrid warfare strategies written by former University of Alaska Anchorage professor Chad Briggs, Ph.D.

From Salon

He later started Anduril, a defense startup with ambitions to usher in a new era of autonomous warfare.

From The Wall Street Journal