In this context, the book offers readers hopes as well as warnings about how technology can be used for the public good, and especially those working in government, law enforcement and technology companies can learn useful lessons from it.
In this context, the book offers readers hopes as well as warnings about how technology can be used for the public good, and especially those working in government, law enforcement and technology companies can learn useful lessons from it.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mehmet Emin Erendor earned a bachelor's degree in international relations at K¿r¿kkale University in 2008, a master's degree in international law at the University of Sussex, Brighton in 2011, and a PhD in international relations at the University of Southampton in 2017. In 2017-2018, he worked as a Research Assistant at Çukurova University. Since 2018, he has been an Associate Professor in the Department of International Relations at Adana Alparslan Türke¿ Science and Technology University, Adana, Turkey. His research interests include cyber security, terrorism, the Turkic world, Turkish Foreign Policy, and international organizations.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction of Key Terms and Topics. 2. Current Technological Trends and Developments in the Field of Security. 3. Cyber Security Challenges in the Era of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Weapons. 4. Using Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Intelligence Operations and Analysis. 5. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Radicalization. 6. Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Espionage: Delineating Emergent Warfare and International Security. 7. The Fuel of AI in the Battlefield: Data Management and Data Governance. 8. The Ethical and Legal Challenges of AI in Wars. 9. Artificial Intelligence in Strategic Planning and Military Operations. 10. Autonomous Weapons Systems and the Future of Wars. 11. Autonomous Weapons and the Need for an Evolution of the Clausewitzian Trinity toward an Emphasis on Tactical Positioning. 12. Compatibility of Autonomous Weapon Systems with the Basic Principles of Weapons Law. 13. Meaningful Human Control of Autonomous Weapons Systems: Translating Functional Affordances to Inform Ethical Assessment and Design. 14. The Cosmopolitan Principle of Humanity in an Age of Autonomous Weapons: The Role of the Ethical Underpinnings.
1. Introduction of Key Terms and Topics. 2. Current Technological Trends and Developments in the Field of Security. 3. Cyber Security Challenges in the Era of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Weapons. 4. Using Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Intelligence Operations and Analysis. 5. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Radicalization. 6. Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Espionage: Delineating Emergent Warfare and International Security. 7. The Fuel of AI in the Battlefield: Data Management and Data Governance. 8. The Ethical and Legal Challenges of AI in Wars. 9. Artificial Intelligence in Strategic Planning and Military Operations. 10. Autonomous Weapons Systems and the Future of Wars. 11. Autonomous Weapons and the Need for an Evolution of the Clausewitzian Trinity toward an Emphasis on Tactical Positioning. 12. Compatibility of Autonomous Weapon Systems with the Basic Principles of Weapons Law. 13. Meaningful Human Control of Autonomous Weapons Systems: Translating Functional Affordances to Inform Ethical Assessment and Design. 14. The Cosmopolitan Principle of Humanity in an Age of Autonomous Weapons: The Role of the Ethical Underpinnings.
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