Jon Wolfsthal
Jon Wolfsthal is the Director for Global Security Risks at the Federation of American Scientists. He is recognized for his extensive work in nuclear policy and arms control, advocating for responsible governance of nuclear arsenals amid emerging technologies. Wolfsthal has participated in discussions regarding the intersection of artificial intelligence and nuclear security, highlighting the urgent need for effective human oversight in decision-making processes related to nuclear weapons.
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Jon Wolfsthal suggested that Trump and Putin could quickly agree to extend the New START treaty.
Last treaty limiting nuclear deployment set to expire
Taiwan· 2026-02-02
Jon Wolfsthal highlighted concerns about US intelligence assessments of Russia's nuclear arsenal if the treaty is not intact.
Last nuclear treaty between US and Russia nears expiration as Trump and Putin trade testing threats
United States· 2025-11-16
Wolfsthal noted that several nations, including the US, are investing in new nuclear delivery platforms.
Trump says he wants to resume nuclear testing. Here’s why experts are confusedUnited States· 2025-10-31
Jon Wolfsthal discussed the implications of conducting an immediate nuclear test.
Trump said the US would begin testing nukes. It caught even some advisers by surprise.United States· 2025-10-31
Jon Wolfsthal is the director for global risks at the Federation of American Scientists and acknowledged that no one truly understands AI.
Experții avertizează că inteligența artificială va prelua controlul asupra armelor nucleare. „Este ca și electricitatea”
Romania· 2025-08-10
