The emerging technology landscape will continue to evolve at pace throughout 2025, with significant implications for national and international security. While these future developments are impossible to accurately predict, this article outlines the five emerging trends CETaS researchers are most concerned about for the year ahead, and the five trends we are most excited about.
Ardi Janjeva et al., "CETaS Outlook: Emerging Technology Trends to Watch in 2025," CETaS Expert Analysis (January 2025).
Fraser Sampson and John McNeill, "National Security, Local Jeopardy: Why the UK’s nuclear power ambitions depend on police reform," CETaS Expert Analysis (January 2025).
Ardi Janjeva, Seoin Baek and Andy Sellars, “China’s Quest for Semiconductor Self-Sufficiency: The impact on UK and Korean industries,” CETaS Briefing Papers (December 2024).
Ardi Janjeva, Anna Gausen and Tvesha Sippy, "Realising the Potential of Sociotechnical Approaches to AI Evaluation," CETaS Expert Analysis (December 2024).
Chris Raggett, "Rocket from the Crypto: State-backed Criminal Groups and the Fintech Sector," CETaS Expert Analysis (November 2024).
Anna Knack and Nandita Balakrishnan, "The State of AI for Strategic Warning," CETaS Expert Analysis (November 2024).
Sam Stockwell, Megan Hughes, Phil Swatton, Albert Zhang, Jonathan Hall and Kieran, "AI-Enabled Influence Operations: Safeguarding Future Elections," CETaS Research Reports (November 2024).
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Rosamund Powell, "The US Executive Order on AI: National Security Implications," CETaS Explainers (November 2024).
Watch highlights from the CETaS Annual Showcase 2024 with excerpts from speeches by senior decision-makers and leading figures from the UK's national security community.