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Fei-Fei Li: The Woman Who Taught Artificial Intelligence to See
Most researchers focused on building smarter algorithms. Fei-Fei Li believed they were asking the wrong question. The real obstacle wasn’t intelligence itself, but experience — the ability of machines to learn from the richness and diversity of the visual world. That conviction led her to launch what would become one of the most...
Boyan Slat: The Young Inventor Cleaning the World’s Oceans
At eighteen, Boyan Slat dropped out of his aerospace engineering studies and founded The Ocean Cleanup, convinced that ocean currents themselves could become part of the solution. By the end of 2025, the non-profit organization had removed more than 45 million kilograms of waste from aquatic environments. But perhaps the greatest lesson...
Reshma Kewalramani: The Doctor Leading a Biotech Revolution
Reshma Kewalramani’s story reminds us that biotechnology is not simply about molecules, laboratories or financial performance. It is about transforming decades of scientific uncertainty into human possibility. #TVAbraham #Titans #Titans #Kewalramani #Leadership #Biotechnology...
Lianne Pollak-David unveils the strategic ambition of the Abraham Shield Plan
In this new episode of AJC Perspectives, Jason Isaacson welcomes Lianne Pollak-David, Founding Partner of the Coalition for Regional Security, who reflects on the origins of this initiative designed to redefine regional security in the Middle East. The Coalition, an Israeli nongovernmental organization representing diverse political...
Rabbi Andrew Baker on antisemitism: « Governments must close the gap between words and real protection”
In this last part of his conversation with Jason Isaacson, Rabbi Andrew Baker, OSCE Personal Representative on Combating Antisemitism, reflects on how the landscape has changed over the past twenty-five years. Yet the situation today is critical. From the surge of hate crimes in France to Jewish students feeling unsafe on American...
Rabbi Andrew Baker: “Understanding antisemitism is the first step to confronting it”
In this second episode of AJC Perspectives, host Jason Isaacson speaks with Rabbi Andrew Baker, who since 2009 has served as the OSCE’s Personal Representative on Combating Antisemitism. From the first efforts to establish a common definition to the adoption of the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, Rabbi Baker explains...
Ukraine: Melinda Haring Sees Trump Moving in the Right Direction
In her conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Melinda Haring assesses Ukraine’s resilience, the growing pressure on its society and the evolution of Donald Trump’s approach to the war. The Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council stresses the vital role of U.S. intelligence support and argues that Washington’s choices could prove...
Meaghan Mobbs on Iran, Russia and China: Is a Wider War Coming?
Iran, Ukraine, Russia, China… Meaghan Mobbs, Director of the Center for American Safety and Security and Senior Fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum, describes a world edging closer to a major confrontation. She calls for greater resolve, warns that Western deterrence is being steadily eroded, and argues that neither the United...
Ukraine: Meaghan Mobbs Dissects the Divide Between Interventionists and Realists
Ukraine has exposed a deep divide within the Republican movement. In this second part of her conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Meaghan Mobbs, Director of the Center for American Safety and Security and Senior Fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum, challenges the realists, reflects on the failures of Afghanistan, and contrasts the...
No-War Vote on Iran, New Strikes: House Fights Over the Missile Stockpile
The United States and Iran are trading blows again after weeks of quiet. American strikes hit Iranian radar, air defenses and coastal weapons. Tehran fired ballistic missiles at a U.S. presence in Jordan. Most were shot down. Three fell on empty ground. Each exchange burns through Patriot and THAAD interceptors the Pentagon cannot...
Congress Leaves. The Iran War Doesn’t
Congress Leaves Town. Iran’s Nuclear File Does Not As lawmakers headed into recess, President Trump declared the U.S. Navy has full control of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran rejects the claim and is demanding compensation before any full reopening. Hopes for a near-term deal have collapsed. Iran’s highly enriched uranium remains...
Russia. Senate Hits Back with Crushing New Sanctions
Russia unleashes one of its deadliest attacks in months — civilians and children killed. A Russian missile crosses into Polish airspace. The Senate advances Lindsey Graham’s sweeping new sanctions bill with overwhelming bipartisan support, targeting Putin’s shadow fleet and oil buyers.Senators weigh in: Will this finally end the...
Practical Reflections by Thomas S. Warrick on the Post-War in Gaza
In the third part of his conversation with Jerusalem Strategic Tribune Editor-in-Chief Robert Silverman, Thomas S. Warrick, former senior U.S. counterterrorism official and Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, provides insightful analysis on the “day after” in Gaza. He highlights the possibility of an international transitional...
Thomas S. Warrick : “Radicalization and violence can’t be solved in advance by a law enforcement”
In the second part of his conversation with Robert Silverman, Editor-in-Chief of the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, Thomas S. Warrick — Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council and former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Counterterrorism Policy at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security — discusses how to tackle terrorism, the role of...
Thomas S. Warrick : “The Future of Iraq Depends on What Happens in Iran
In this new edition of JST Global Talks on TV Abraham, Atlantic Council Senior Fellow Thomas S. Warrick reflects on the legacy of 9/11, the evolution of US–Iraq relations, and the enduring challenge of Iranian influence…...
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