The article discusses the emerging role of artificial intelligence and satellite technology in monitoring nuclear weapons treaties, potentially replacing traditional on-site inspections. It explores how AI can analyze vast amounts of satellite imagery to detect treaty violations, such as new construction or missile movements, with greater speed and scale than human inspectors. This technological shift raises significant questions about verification, trust, and the future of arms control agreements in an era where AI-driven surveillance could become the primary enforcement mechanism. The piece examines both the potential for increased transparency and the new risks of automated escalation or misinterpretation of data. Read the full article at: https://www.wired.com/story/satellites-ai-nuclear-treaties/