Tag: Artifical Intelligence

When Seeing is No Longer Believing: AI and the New Information War

As the line between authentic and synthetic evidence becomes increasingly blurred, the consequences extend far beyond simply being deceived, threatening how the public trusts and perceives war. AI has accelerated this shift. In the hands of bad-faith actors, manipulated content can now be produced and deployed with unprecedented speed, scale and sophistication. AI is no longer just a tool for creating content. It has become a tool of war. … Continue readingWhen Seeing is No Longer Believing: AI and the New Information War

Where machines fail, will human instinct suffice?

Emotion is commonly associated with war and destruction, yet fear and empathy have arguably been the only things which have saved our planet from annihilation — emotions that artificial intelligence (AI) cannot feel. The mix of declining nuclear arms controls and rising AI usage in defence systems raises the question: what happens when humans are distanced from the consequences of their actions?  … Continue readingWhere machines fail, will human instinct suffice?