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Join Our Next Livestream: The War Machine

Join Our Next Livestream: The War Machine

On March 26, a panel of WIRED experts will dissect the defense tech industry’s impact on modern warfare. Submit your questions now.

Collage of a person in military camo Tim Marchman Paresh Dave Carla Sertin and Will Knight

Photo-illustration: WIRED Staff; Kyle Berger

The defense tech industry has been supercharged under President Trump. On March 26, our panel of experts will help make sense of Big Tech's role in various military operations unfolding across the world—including the federal government's occupation of Minnesota, the bombings of boats in the Caribbean, and the war in Iran and it's consequences across the Middle East. Our discussion will be guided by your questions regarding the relationship between the tech industry and the American political apparatus.

Bring all your questions to WIRED’s next subscriber-only livestream scheduled for March 26 at noon EDT / 9 am PDT. To leave questions in advance, head to the comment section below or submit one through this form.

The event will be streamed right here. For subscribers who are not able to join, a replay of the livestream will be available after the event. Not a subscriber yet?Subscribe now to get access to this livestream, plus full access to WIRED.

On the Panel:
  • Tim Marchman: Director of science, politics, and security at WIRED.
  • Carla Sertin: Head of editorial content at WIRED Middle East, leading content strategy and execution for the region.
  • Paresh Dave: Senior writer at WIRED, covering the inner workings of Big Tech companies. He writes about how apps and gadgets are built and about their impacts.
  • Will Knight: Senior writer for WIRED, covering artificial intelligence. He writes the weekly AI Lab newsletter.

Plus, check out past livestreams, which cover everything from China's growing global dominance and influence to a discussion of the hype, reality, and future of electric vehicles.

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