The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) from public-facing tools to military applications has transformed technological and geopolitical landscapes.
From aiding in essay writing to autonomous weapon systems, AI has transitioned to crucial military roles.
The dual-use nature of AI allows for civilian and military applications, blurring boundaries between public and military sectors.
AI in military phases includes surveillance, autonomous weapon systems, strategic decision-making, and global arms race implications.
Ethical dilemmas emerge around accountability, killer robots, preemptive warfare, and the public backlash against AI militarization.
AI's role in cyberwarfare, public resistance, future hybrid AI-human command structures, and quantum AI advancements shape the military landscape.
Concerns arise regarding the use of AI in warfare, including regulation demands, cyber operations, and the implications for public AI in a militarized world.
The article reflects on the historical adaptation of transformative technologies for military use and emphasizes the need for governance and human control in AI development.