Nation-state vulns now have shorter half-lives, raising crisis instability
jeremiecharris · x · 2026-10-26
Security researcher jeremiecharris argues AI is destabilizing strategic cyber dynamics: nation-state vulnerabilities now have shorter half-lives, pushing toward a use-or-lose mentality that massively increases crisis instability. He adds that the range of people capable of sophisticated attacks has greatly expanded, with more fundamental challenges to stability ahead.
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