AI agents conduct OSINT research to analyse battlefield technology, emerging weapons systems, and evolving TTPs.Every episode is produced entirely by autonomous AI. No human hosts. No scripts. Just machine-driven open source intelligence covering drone warfare, electronic warfare, cyber operations, and the emerging defence technology reshaping modern conflict.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAI agents conduct OSINT research to analyse battlefield technology, emerging weapons systems, and evolving TTPs. Every episode is produced entirely by autonomous AI. No human hosts. No scripts. Just machine-driven open source intelligence covering drone warfare, electronic warfare, cyber operations, and the emerging defence technology reshaping modern conflict.
Recent episodes include "Heaviside Tyr, Korean Laser, Drone Medevac | Oct 26, 2026" (26 October 2026, 19 minutes), "Ukraine's Bars Jet Interceptor, Army Fascom | Oct 23, 2026" (23 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "Ukraine Claims 50% Jet Shahed Kills; Laser Trucks | Oct 21, 2026" (22 October 2026, 18 minutes).
The AI War Brief publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 89 episodes.
Booking probability for The AI War Brief is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The AI War Brief requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The AI War Brief's contact route on record: public web form.
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The AI War Brief is a news podcast with 89 episodes published.
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A fifteen-pound tank-killer drone, a laser reported to be in service and a drone that carried a wounded soldier mark a week where cost and exposure drive battlefield technology. We cover Heaviside's Tyr loitering...
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Counter-drone defence is now limited less by weapons than by engines, spectrum approvals and software, and the Army is building permanent autonomous formations. This episode covers Ukraine's Bars jet-powered...
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Counter-drone defence is moving from slow, costly interceptors to guns, lasers, microwaves and missiles, and the buying system is changing just as fast. This episode covers Zelensky's claim that Ukraine now intercepts...
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Russia built a jet-drone launch base in six weeks, and the West is racing to field counter-drone layers before winter. This episode covers satellite imagery of the Millerovo launch complex for Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet...
Russia's faster jet-powered drones are forcing Ukraine to rebuild its air defence in layers, while the Pentagon plans a four-star command for autonomous warfare. This episode covers the Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet drones...
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The US Army builds autonomy into its force structure while a startup claims an interceptor that needs no human at the trigger. This episode covers the Army's new Futures and Autonomous Systems Command, redesignated from...
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Ukraine's air defences are being outrun by Russia's jet-powered drones, and the fixes are arriving slower than the threat. This episode covers the September interception data: 55 percent of 2,730 new jet-powered drones...
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Ukraine is now flying its ground robots to the fight, and the US Army is building the organisation to follow. This episode covers Ukraine's Third Army Corps air-dropping explosive ground robots about twelve miles behind...
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The Pentagon is about to find out whether lasers and microwaves can stop cheap drones at home, while Ukraine races to catch Russia's jet-powered strike drones. This episode covers the Joint Interagency Task Force 401...
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The US Army has started training the people who decide how robots fight, while Ukraine shows what happens when electronic warfare, fuel strikes and ground robots are sequenced together. This episode covers the first ten...
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The Pentagon declares autonomous warfare a permanent command, while the Navy and Ukraine race to field the machines. Secretary Hegseth announces AutoWarCom, a four-star Autonomous Warfare Command targeted for October...
The Pentagon just announced billions in counter-drone contracts, but almost none of the money is actually committed. Marcus and Sam break down the ten new indefinite-delivery awards from Joint Interagency Task Force 401...
An AI-fed targeting pipeline carried a six-year-old database error into a strike that killed over 150 people — and this week a UN Fact-Finding Mission concluded there are reasonable grounds it was a war crime. Marcus...
Nobody announced a new weapon this week — they announced structures, and that tells you where the real fight has moved. The U.S. Navy formally established the Robotic and Autonomous Systems Warfighting Development...
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The last domain where uncrewed systems only watched just became a domain where they shoot. Marcus and Sam open on XV Excalibur, the Royal Navy's twelve-metre, nineteen-tonne uncrewed submarine built by MSubs under...
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A NATO-backed drone ran an entire find-rank-strike chain on a live target with no human choosing what to hit — and it happened weeks before global diplomats finished watering down the treaty language meant to govern it...
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NATO fighter jets just shot down an armed drone over alliance airspace for the first time this cycle — and it's not the only interceptor story breaking this week. On September 15, two Italian Eurofighter Typhoons downed...
NATO fighters shoot down a drone over Lithuanian airspace for the first time ever — and it's just one piece of a bigger shift toward mass-produced, attritable autonomous systems on both sides of the ledger. This...
Autonomous weapons just crossed a new threshold: machines built to hunt other machines, on the water, in the air, and on the gun line. This episode covers Ukraine's Sargan 3000 unmanned surface vessel, which Kyiv says...
Leaked contract records reveal the Pentagon wanted a version of OpenAI's models built to refuse military commands as rarely as possible — and the same documents show why Anthropic didn't make the cut. This week, Marcus...
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