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Artificial Intelligence & Aggressive Intentions

State Deterrence in a Disruptive Future

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Can AI reshape the future of warfare and deterrence? This article explores how advancements in AI and autonomous weapons are transforming military strategy and state power dynamics. As weapons systems grow more independent, states are redefining deterrence strategies to maintain security in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. From drones to human-machine teaming, the article examines potential benefits and ethical challenges in a world where AI could both enhance and destabilise global defence. Discover how these innovations could disrupt geopolitical stability.

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Command and Control (C&C): C&C coordinates military operations by managing systems, relaying intelligence, and executing missions. It is vital but vulnerable to cyber and physical threats.

Command and Control (C&C): C&C coordinates military operations by managing systems, relaying intelligence, and executing missions. It is vital but vulnerable to cyber and physical threats.

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Dmytro Sochnyev Dmytro Sochnyev is the Thematic Working Groups Resort Leader at EPIS and holds an MA in International Affairs from the Hertie School in Berlin. His multidisciplinary and innovative research leverages political history and technological development to find solutions for contemporary security in Europe and beyond.

Vitaliy Venislavskyy Vitaliy Venislavskyy is a fellow at EPIS.

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Sochnyev, D., Venislavskyy, V. (2024). Artificial Intelligence & Aggressive Intentions. EPIS Insight · Security Policy & Defence.
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