دانلود کتاب نظامی کردن هوش مصنوعی – تئوری، فناوری و مقررات

In recent years there has been a breathtaking increase in discussions about the militarization of artificial intelligence (AI). The development of militarized AI is now seen as the next frontier for technological innovation, great power competi-tion, and political activism. This book offers an original perspective on the utili-zation, imagination, and politics of AI in the context of military development and weapons regulation. Its main goal is to provide a comprehensive answer to the compelling, yet contentious, problem of how we can reflect on the current revolution in military affairs (RMA), the so called ‘AI-RMA’, and what can be said about the ways in which it has been handled. RMA theory, securitization theory, and regime theory provide a robust theoretical basis from which to analyse the transformative potential of AI. The motivation is simple: as evident from wide-ranging debates, as well as active and sustained regulatory efforts, the future of warfare is clearly linked to AI. Over the past decade increasing attention has been given to ‘killer robots’, defined as the emerging category of artificially intelligent weapons which will be autonomous to the extent of being able to decide for themselves when and whom to kill. Transnational policy advocacy has become very active, proliferating a particular imagery of the weapons, with science being used for strategic manip-ulation and legitimizing prohibitory agendas. There is a powerful sense of urgency in dealing with the new, potentially perilous challenges posed by militarized AI. Still more importantly, there is a growing demand for impartial judgment and a balanced assessment of the risks.