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Professor Stephen Biddle is the International Security and Diplomacy Concentration Director at SIPA. He is a member of the Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies and Adjunct Senior Fellow for Defense Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Dr. Michael O'Hanlon is the Philip H. Knight Chair in Defense and Strategy and a senior fellow in Foreign Policy at the Brookings Institution.
Professor Stephen Biddle is the International Security and Diplomacy Concentration Director at SIPA. He is a member of the Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies and Adjunct Senior Fellow for Defense Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
As AI detectors misfire and universities race to redefine “original work,” the authors ask: what does learning look like when every sentence might be suspect?
The following article is from Communiqué, SIPA’s former print newspaper. It was originally published on December 4, 2002. In light of our discussions in this issue on AI and plagiarism, we decided to reprint it.
From The Summer I Turned Pretty to The Recruit, our screens overflow with shows that are just…well, fine.
When “The Velvet Sundown” hit a million streams and a Rolling Stone feature, fans thought they’d found the next great psych-rock band…until it was revealed that the group didn’t exist.
What happens when Hollywood invents a holiday tradition, and a nation adopts it? Aguilar revisits the legacy of Spectre’s now-iconic opening scene.
Chan unpacks how OpenAI’s $100 billion deal with Nvidia and a second pact with AMD have effects that extend far beyond Silicon Valley, fueling a new front in the geopolitical struggle over AI dominance.
This article examines how corporate mismanagement by Luma Energy and government inaction have deepened the island’s energy crisis, and how community-led solar projects like Casa Pueblo are lighting a new path forward.
As President Trump’s second term nears its end, Columbia University finds itself at the center of a national reckoning over academic freedom.
As AI transforms policy and development careers, SIPA’s Career Advancement Center is helping students stay ahead of the curve.
When the Trump administration dismantled USAID in 2025, canceling 83% of its programs, China moved quickly to fill the void, launching new education, health, and development initiatives in Cambodia that mirrored suspended U.S. projects.
With 25% of global jobs exposed to generative AI and most developing economies lacking the infrastructure to adapt, the challenge ahead lies not just in innovation, but in inclusion.
As AI detectors misfire and universities race to redefine “original work,” the authors ask: what does learning look like when every sentence might be suspect?