The role of artificial intelligence in the development of autonomous military  Equipment

Nejatpour, Majid; Farrokhi, Morteza; Sajadi, Mohsen; Hadipour, Meysam

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	The role of artificial intelligence in the development of autonomous military Equipment
مدیریت و پژوهش‌های دفاعی
Article 6, Volume 21, Issue 98, April 2023, Pages 164-143 PDF (644.68 K)
Document Type: Original Article
Authors
majid nejatpour^* ¹; morteza farrokhi²; mohsen sajadi³; meysam hadipour⁴
¹Researcher and lecturer at Imam Hossein University
²Assistant Professor of Political Science, Bu Ali University of Hamadan
³Researcher, Office of International Studies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
⁴researcher
Receive Date: 28 February 2022, Revise Date: 14 June 2022, Accept Date: 07 December 2022
Abstract
Technological advances in artificial intelligence have had far-reaching effects on all aspects of human life, including health, economics, cyber and security. Artificial intelligence and robotics are increasingly becoming a reality in modern human life. This emerging technology, like other technologies, although being developed and complemented to improve human living conditions, But it can also pose existential threats to the security of countries. Artificial intelligence has entered all areas of security, defense and military, including drone technology, which is one of the evolving and new technology, accordingly, it can cause negative effects on the national security of countries in the general sense, and especially the use of artificial intelligence in the UAV industry and its adverse security effects in particular. The main question of the article is what role does artificial intelligence play in the development of the world's autonomous military Equipment, especially in the drone industry? Findings show that the use of artificial intelligence technology as one of the effective drivers, especially in the drone industry, it has led to a dramatic development and transformation in the autonomous military Equipment of the world and their defense security in wars and confronting future threats. This study seeks to study the role of artificial intelligence in the field of UAVs and drones as one of the influential drivers in the future of national security and the development of autonomous military Equipment.
Keywords
Artificial intelligence; military equipment; new technologies; drones; military organizations

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