Caleb Lucas is an assistant professor and political scientist with nine years of experience assessing emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence, for national security applications. He brings hands-on analytic experience from RAND where he led capability reviews and advised special operations stakeholders on strategic investments. Currently balancing roles at Indiana University Bloomington and as Principal at Vaultis, he bridges academic research, policy analysis, and applied consulting. Caleb combines a PhD in Political Science with a computational modeling certificate, enabling rigorous, data-driven evaluations of complex tech-policy questions. His work is notable for translating technical AI implications into actionable guidance for operational decisionmakers. Colleagues describe him as equally comfortable in scholarly publishing and in on-the-ground capability assessment for defense partners.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Bachelor's degree at University of Kentucky
Doctor of Philosophy, Political Science, Doctor of Philosophy, Political Science at Michigan State University
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