Social and military dimensions associated with the adoption of artificial intelligence technologies
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https://doi.org/10.31973/y158j222Keywords:
social dimensions, military, technologies, social intelligenceAbstract
Artificial intelligence applications have entered all aspects of human life and have become an integral part of social life. They have brought about numerous global changes and significant social transformations in various fields, from health to education to industry and other important areas. Thus, AI can play a vital role in improving people's quality of life and promoting social and economic development. AI has a significant impact on military efficiency, as its AI technologies can be used in many areas, such as cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, data analysis, strategic planning, and others. AI is used to analyze massive amounts of information more quickly and accurately, which helps in making better and more effective strategic security decisions. Robots and drones equipped with AI technologies can also be used in some military operations to reduce the risk of human casualties. In general, we can say that AI can enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of military operations and improve the ability of armies to better deal with security challenges.
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