Index
Artificial Intelligence and Global Security
ISBN: 978-1-78973-812-4, eISBN: 978-1-78973-811-7
Publication date: 15 July 2020
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(2020), "Index", Masakowski, Y.R. (Ed.) Artificial Intelligence and Global Security, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 185-187. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-811-720201012
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INDEX
Agent-based models (ABMs)
, 46
AI Cooperating System (AICS)
, 147–148
Allied Command Operations (ACO)
, 156
Allied Command Transformation (ACT)
, 156
Anti-Submarine Detection Investigation Committee (ASDIC)
, 41
Artificial conscience
concerns
, 91–93
definition
, 83–84
ethics
, 93
moral judgment
, 87, 89
moral motivation
, 87, 89–90
moral skill
, 87, 90
rejoinders
, 91–93
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
, 33–34
Autonomous Unmanned Vehicles (AUVs)
, 5
autonomy
, 14
benefits and drawbacks
, 105
civilian and military applications
, 8–9
cyberattacks
, 12–14
distributed sensors
, 2–3
ethics
, 167–175
future warfare
, 9–11
global security
, 21–24, 167–175, 177–183
global situation awareness (GSA)
, 4
innovation
, 6–7
Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (IPB)
, 6
intelligentization
, 5
international perspectives
, 17–21
just war theory (JWT)
, 66, 68–76
LAWS
, 67–68
leader decision-making
, 24–26
machine learning
, 15–16
military and nongovernment agencies
, 2
moral reasoning
, 121–136
Natural Intelligence vs.
, 64–65
programming morality
, 144–145
role
, 19
Russia
, 3
space war
, 63–77
types
, 139–140
unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) systems
, 5
Asteroid mining
, 73–74
Autonomous AI, moral guidance
, 140–141
Autonomous Unmanned Vehicles (AUVs)
, 5
Autonomy
, 14–15
Civilian applications
, 8–9
Clarification
, 58–60
Classically narrow AI systems
, 39–43
Community
, 145–147
Context
, 145–147
Continuum argument
, 126–129
Cyberattacks
, 12–14
Data ecosystem
, 106–109
Data privacy
apps
, 115–116
data ecosystem
, 106–109
data security vs.
, 104–105
definition
, 100–103
digital authoritarianism
, 109–111
diversity
, 99
Facebook
, 112–113
informed consent
, 112
social media platforms
, 115
surveillance economy
, 96, 109–111
virtual environment
, 97–98
Data security
, 104–105
Diffusion and adoption (D&A)
Anti-Submarine Detection Investigation Committee (ASDIC)
, 41
Artificial Intelligence
, 33–34
classically narrow AI systems
, 39–43
crisis response
, 43–47
humans relationships
, 44
innovation ecosystems
, 34–37
load balancing cycle
, 43
mathematical algorithms
, 42
sonar technology
, 40
types
, 37–39
Digital authoritarianism
, 109–111
Diversity
, 99
Dual-use paradox
, 172
Ethics
AI Cooperating System (AICS)
, 147–148
community
, 145–147
context
, 145–147
divergence
, 144
European Reassurance Initiative (ERI)
, 156
Facebook
, 112–113
Framework for Future Alliance Operations (FFAO)
, 158, 159
Future warfare
, 9–12
Global security
, 20–24
dual-use paradox
, 172
ethics
, 172–173
future transformation
, 176–183
lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS)
, 169, 170–172
narrow versus general AI (AGI)
, 169
robot
, 169
Global situation awareness (GSA)
, 4
GLOBSEC NATO adaptation
, 158
Good Old Fashioned Artificial Intelligence (GOFAI)
, 122–124
Google Inception
, 42
Google Translate
, 42
Human intelligence
, 146
Humans relationships
, 44
Human-supervised AI system
, 139
Imitation game
, 64
Independence
, 68
Informed consent
, 112
Innovation
, 6–7
ecosystems
, 34–37
Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (IPB)
, 6
Intelligentization
, 3
International perspectives
, 17–21
Internet of Things (IoT) technology
, 98
Leader decision-making
, 24–26
Lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS)
, 63, 169, 170–172
Load balancing cycle
, 43
Machine learning
, 15–16
Mathematical algorithms
, 42
Metaethical principle of moral luck
, 76
Military applications
, 11–12
Moral agency
, 131–133
Moral judgment
, 87, 89
Moral motivation
, 87, 89–90
Moral reasoning
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
, 122–124
continuum argument
, 126–129
definition
, 129–131
existential war
, 124–126
Good Old Fashioned Artificial Intelligence (GOFAI)
, 122–124
moral agency
, 131–133
war
, 133–135
Moral responsibility
, 142–144
Moral sensitivity
, 89
Moral skill
, 87, 90
Moral values
, 54
Mutual dependence
, 68–69
Mutually assured destruction (MAD)
, 69
National security, intelligence, and defense (NSID) operations
, 137–141
NATO
changes
, 155–157
collaboration
, 155–157
strategic vision
, 162–163
transformation
, 157–162
NATO ACT
, 161
NATO defence planning process (NDPP)
, 161
OSIRIS-Rex
, 74
Programming morality
, 144–145
Red line analysis
, 72
Rejoinders
, 91–93
Risk
, 75–76
Rules of engagement (ROE)
, 59
Self-organization
, 46
Small Unit Space Transport and Insertion (SUSTAIN)
, 74–75
Social intelligence
, 146
Social media platforms
, 115
Sonar technology
, 40
Space-based solar power (SBSP)
, 70–71
Strategic Foresight Analysis (SFA)
, 158
Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (SACT)
, 158
Supreme Emergency
, 75
Technological aliasing.
, 44
Technology-driven approaches
, 45
Unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) systems
, 5
Virtual environment
personal organizers
, 99
synced location services (SLC)
, 98
Virtue ethics
, 76
World War II
, 68
Zombie/robot argument
, 65
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 Artificial Intelligence and the Future Global Security Environment
- Chapter 2 Artificially Intelligent Techniques for the Diffusion and Adoption of Innovation for Crisis Situations
- Chapter 3 “Something Old, Something New” – Reflections on AI and the Just War Tradition
- Chapter 4 Space War and AI
- Chapter 5 Building an Artificial Conscience: Prospects for Morally Autonomous Artificial Intelligence
- Chapter 6 Artificial Intelligence and Ethical Dilemmas Involving Privacy
- Chapter 7 Artificial Intelligence and Moral Reasoning: Shifting Moral Responsibility in War?
- Chapter 8 Ethical Constraints and Contexts of Artificial Intelligent Systems in National Security, Intelligence, and Defense/Military Operations
- Chapter 9 An AI Enabled NATO Strategic Vision for Twenty-First-Century Complex Challenges
- Chapter 10 AI Ethics: Four Key Considerations for a Globally Secure Future
- Chapter 11 Epilogue: The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Global Security
- Index