P.W. Singer

P.W. Singer, a luminary in the realms of international relations and 21st-century warfare, emerges as a leading American political scientist and bestselling author. Recognized by The Wall Street Journal as “the premier futurist in the national-security environment,” Singer’s profound insights have made him a sought-after figure in the world of strategic thinking.

Currently serving as a Strategist for the New America Foundation and a Professor of Practice at Arizona State University, Singer is also a founder of Useful Fiction LLC, bridging the gap between fiction and reality in exploring critical issues. His impact extends globally, earning him a spot on Foreign Policy’s “Top 100 Global Thinkers” list and Defense News’ roster of the 100 most influential people on defense matters.

Singer’s foresight is not confined to academia; he played a crucial role on the advisory group for Joint Forces Command, aiding the U.S. military in envisioning and preparing for the future. His influence in the cybersecurity domain was underscored in 2015 when Onalytica analysis named him one of the ten most influential voices in the field.

A versatile commentator, Singer has provided expert analysis on technology and military affairs for major TV and radio outlets, including ABC News Nightline, Al Jazeera, BBC, CBS-60 Minutes, CNN, Fox, NPR, The Daily Show, and the NBC Today Show. His engagement extends to the entertainment world, where he has collaborated on projects with Warner Brothers, DreamWorks, and Universal, as well as consulting for the bestselling Activision video game series Call of Duty. P.W. Singer’s multidimensional contributions continue to shape our understanding of the complex intersections between technology, warfare, and global security.