Ben and Guy break down China’s stance on President Trump’s proposed Golden Dome missile shield and the potential fallout from any peace deal that gives Russia a chunk of Ukrainian territory. <br><br>Then, Tyler Saltsman, the founder and CEO of EdgeRunner AI, joins the show to talk about his company’s AI assistant for U.S. troops that can function without the internet and whether the Pentagon has become too reliant on networks, satellites and other capabilities that could be targets in a conflict. <br><br>Plus, the “Threat of the Week.” &nbsp;

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Tyler Saltsman, the founder and CEO of EdgeRunner AI, joins the show to talk about his company’s AI assistant for U.S. troops that can function without the internet.{ai:summary}<p>Ben and Guy weigh China’s stance on Trump’s Golden Dome shield and fallout if a peace deal cedes Ukrainian land to Russia.</p><p>Tyler Saltsman discusses an offline troop AI and whether the Pentagon relies too much on networks that could be targeted; plus Threat of the Week. #military</p>

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