Disaster Response

A Kyiv gallerist and Puerto Rican art gallery are auctioning off NFTs of art created in conflict to support Ukrainian artists.

We need a universal code of conduct for deploying autonomous vehicles and drones in humanitarian settings.

WeChat users have turned to all manner of tricks in a cat-and-mouse game with CCP censors to keep a video about the Shanghai lockdown online.

Faced with an enemy adept at information warfare, the US and allies are turning to a new, unusual way to use classified intelligence.

The cyborg cockroaches are outfitted with sensors that can identify heat, carbon dioxide, and body movements.

Medical drones are being rushed to Ukraine to help residents get the medical supplies they need in the midst of the war with Russia.

People are booking Airbnbs in Ukraine as a way to get money directly to hosts living in the nation, which is under attack by Russia.

Starlink satellite internet service has been established in Ukraine.

Airbnb has announced that it will help temporarily house up to 100,000 refugees of the Russo-Ukrainian war.

In a new era of open source intelligence, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine can be studied by anyone with the desire to find, and analyze, data available to all.