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The Role of AI in National Security and Defence in 2025
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to business and healthcare—it is now a cornerstone of national security and defence strategies worldwide. By 2025, AI technologies are reshaping military operations, intelligence gathering, cybersecurity, and emergency response, enabling nations to respond faster, more accurately, and more effectively to threats.
AI in Intelligence and Threat Analysis
AI enhances intelligence operations by rapidly processing massive amounts of data from satellites, sensors, social media, and communication networks.
AI algorithms can detect unusual patterns that indicate potential threats or hostile activity.
Predictive models help defence agencies anticipate conflict scenarios and prevent escalation.
Automated analysis reduces the workload on human analysts and increases response speed.
Autonomous Systems and Robotics
Autonomous drones, unmanned vehicles, and robotic systems are increasingly integrated into defence strategies.
Surveillance drones provide continuous real-time monitoring of borders and critical infrastructure.
Autonomous ground vehicles can perform reconnaissance missions...
The Rise of AI Tools in Everyday Life: From Home to Workplace
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to laboratories, research papers, or niche applications. In 2025, AI tools have become part of our everyday lives, shaping how we communicate, work, shop, travel, and even relax at home. The rise of accessible AI-powered apps, devices, and services means that nearly everyone now interacts with AI daily—often without realising it.
1. AI in the Smart Home
From smart speakers to intelligent security systems, AI has made our homes more efficient, safer, and more comfortable.
Voice assistants like Alexa and Google Home now act as full-scale home managers, controlling lights, thermostats, and even appliances.
AI-powered cameras identify family members versus intruders, sending alerts only when necessary.
Energy-saving systems predict usage patterns to reduce electricity bills.
In 2025, smart homes are no longer futuristic concepts—they are mainstream.
2. AI in Personal Finance
Money management has become smarter...
“No One Is Happy About It.” CBS Staffers Were Tired of the Paramount Drama, but the Settlement Intensifies Media-Capitulation Concerns
“Enough is enough.” That was the sentiment from inside CBS, one staffer told Vanity Fair, as Paramount reached a settlement agreement on Tuesday with the Trump administration—a move broadly criticized as capitulation. Inside the news institution, which has been rattled by the drawn-out legal saga, executive departures, and claims of editorial interference, all in the context of a looming sale to Skydance, people are ready to move on. Meanwhile, Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to drag the fight to Congress, calling for an investigation into the settlement. “It’s been something that has lasted so long as a trauma,” added the source.
And yet, according to this source, “The general sense is no one is happy about it.”
In a near midnight agreement on Tuesday, Paramount settled the defamation lawsuit launched over the editing of a preelection interview on...
“No govt will condone violent protests” – Tinubu tells new US Ambassador
Politics tamfitronics President Bola Tinubu, on Thursday, stated that protests are an integral part of democracy, but that no government will condone demonstrations that lead to the destruction of lives and property.A press statement by Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, said the President stated this when he received a Letter of Credence from the newly appointed United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Richard Mills Jr., at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.“Our relationship with America is rich. We believe in democracy and freedom. Some of your predecessors worked hard during our transition to democracy, and we remember the likes of Ambassador Howard Jeter.“We look forward to Nigeria and the United States continuously working to expand cooperation on shared goals and democratic values.“During the military era, we made our voices heard against...
