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In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Western nations have been exploring various strategies to curb Russia’s oil revenue, a critical source of funding for its military operations. A recent study by Henrik Wachtmeister, Johan Gars, and Daniel
Oil Price Discounts: A Strategic Blow to Russia’s Military Funding Read More »
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) in military applications has raised critical questions about the ethical, technical, and strategic implications of AI-powered lethal autonomous weapon systems (AI-LAWS). A recent study by Riley Si
AI-LAWS Demand Tech-Savvy Regulation for Ethical Warfare Read More »
Australia has emerged as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) governance, particularly in the realms of security and defence. The nation’s strategic approach to AI development and deployment underscores its commitment to maintaining robust
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In a groundbreaking study, researchers Deepanshu Sharma and Kritika Phulli have applied the Box-Jenkins ARIMA model to forecast India’s military expenditure, offering critical insights into the country’s future defence budgeting. The study leverages
ARIMA Model Predicts India’s Future Military Spending Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of social media influence, a new study sheds light on the significant role that defence veterans play in shaping political discourse, particularly in the context of India. The research, titled “Closed Ranks: The Discurs
Defence Veterans Shaping India’s Political Narratives Online Read More »
Bernard J. Koch and David Peterson, researchers at the intersection of artificial intelligence and computational social science, have published a provocative study that traces the evolution of AI research from its foundational era to the present day.
AI’s Evolution: Benchmarking’s Double-Edged Sword Read More »
Sinan Arda, a researcher at the intersection of technology policy and geopolitics, has introduced a comprehensive taxonomy for assessing the (geo)political risks posed by artificial intelligence. His work, titled *Taxonomy to Regulation: A (Geo)Polit
Arda’s AI Risk Taxonomy Challenges EU Act’s Effectiveness Read More »
Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have sounded an urgent alarm about the geopolitical risks posed by the rapid advancement of machine learning (ML) in autonomous weapons systems (AWS). In a recent paper, Riley Simmons-Edler, Ry
UC Berkeley Warns of AI Arms Race in Autonomous Weapons Read More »
Massimo Passamonti, a researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and ethics, has published a thought-provoking study that challenges the notion of machines as moral agents. His work, titled “Why Machines Can’t Be Moral: Turing’s Haltin
AI’s Moral Limits: Can Machines Ever Truly Decide? Read More »
Researchers Kasper Cools and Clara Maathuis, affiliated with the Delft University of Technology, have published a compelling study on the critical issue of trust in Autonomous Weapon Systems (AWS). Their work delves into the complexities of integrati
Delft Researchers Unveil Trust Framework for Autonomous Weapons Read More »
