Capitology Blog

Concerns have emerged over an AI-powered SMART system being tested by the FAA for air traffic control use, prompting more than two dozen U.S. lawmakers to call on the agency to pause its use until certain issues are addressed.

In this guest blog and three-part series, we will explore neurotechnology and the future of cognitive security, as well as brain data manipulation and cyberpsychological laws and defenses.

PHP powers much of the internet, making security flaws a widespread concern. October's PHP security incident underscores the need for proactive cybersecurity, responsible disclosure, and rapid response to emerging threats.

The U.S. Navy plans to expand its use of uncrewed surface vessels over the next year, highlighting the growing role of AI, robotics, and autonomous navigation in modern naval operations.

Quantum computers hold enormous potential for the future of computing, but they’re still prone to serious errors. New error-correction techniques are bringing us closer to making them reliable enough for wider real-world applications.

Pilot burnout is more than a workforce challenge—it’s an aviation safety concern. Explore the causes of burnout, strategies to support pilot well-being, and how aviation education can prepare the next generation of pilots.

In this guest blog, a recent confusing ballot question about Alberta, Canada’s potential secession is examined, underscoring the importance of cyberpsychology awareness and informed decision-making during elections.

As both modern and legacy industrial systems associated with food and water supplies become increasingly connected to the internet, understanding and implementing robust cybersecurity is essential to protecting these areas of critical infrastructure.

While rapid digitalization and interconnectedness is benefiting the healthcare industry, it is also opening paths to increased cyberattacks. With a multimillion-dollar cybersecurity budget, these organizations have a growing need for more cyber professionals to lead in protecting valuable data and in turn, patient lives.

From crowded factory floors to disaster zones, swarm robotics is an emerging engineering focused on solving complex engineering challenges that enable multiple robots to communicate, coordinate, and adapt as a team.