The Pentagon's Brain: An Uncensored History of DARPA, America's Top-Secret Military Research Agency
by Annie Jacobsen
View on GoodreadsDARPA was a Cold War answer to Soviet technological advances, created under Eisenhower in 1958. Jacobsen follows it from hydrogen-bomb tests through Vietnam to drones, robotics and AI, and shows you how much weapons, surveillance and civilian technology started in one small agency.
Core ideas
- Out of the agency: ARPANET, the forerunner of the internet, came out of DARPA, along with work on GPS, stealth aircraft and the electronic battlefield.
- The Vietnam years: The war drew the agency into the M16 rifle, Agent Orange, the Strategic Hamlets program, RAND social-science research, and psychological warfare and interrogation.
- Where it's headed: Directed-energy weapons, autonomous weapons and transhumanist research leave you with the question of where the agency's military science goes next.
Published2015
Pages560
ISBN9780316371766
ReadApr 2024








