The New Geopolitics of Converging Risks

Pauwels, Eleonore (2019). The New Geopolitics of Converging Risks. United Nations University.

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  • Subtitle The UN and Prevention in the Era of AI
    Sub-type Research report
    Author Pauwels, Eleonore
    Title The New Geopolitics of Converging Risks
    Publication Date 2019-05-01
    Place of Publication New York
    Publisher United Nations University
    Pages ii, 77
    Language eng
    Abstract We are entering an era of hybrid opportunities and threats generated by the combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and other powerful dual-use technologies, with implications for nearly every aspect of daily lives. The convergence of AI and affective computing, cyber and biotechnologies, robotics and additive manufacturing raises complex global implications that are poorly understood, leaving the multilateral system with limited tools to anticipate and prevent emerging risks. At the same time, the spread of AI convergence across a wide range of States, non-State and transnational actors and entities means that the challenges of tomorrow must be addressed collectively and innovatively. How can the multilateral system better understand and anticipate risks as AI convergence with dual-use technologies intrudes increasingly into the political, social, economic, and security spheres, creating new potential for systemic vulnerabilities and distributive inequalities? How can actors within the multilateral system build better anticipation and prevention capacities in the face of these risks?
    UNBIS Thesaurus DUAL-USE TECHNOLOGY
    INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
    DATA COLLECTION
    DATA QUALITY
    PROPAGANDA
    ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
    MILITARY TECHNOLOGY
    DATA PROTECTION
    Keyword Cyberpower
    Big data
    Data science
    Security
    National security
    Biotechnology
    Biotechnology regulation
    Prevention
    Copyright Holder United Nations University
    Copyright Year 2019
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9789280865042
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