Baker College
Research Guides
HLS 4110: AI, Runaway Technology and Weapons of Mass Destruction
- AI: Threatening (and protecting) national securityAI brings promise for breakthroughs and innovations, but fraudsters and bad actors are benefiting from the same advancements.
- Defense Primer: U.S. Policy on Lethal Autonomous Weapon SystemsDODD 3000.09 requires that the software and hardware of covered semi-autonomous and autonomous weapon systems, be tested and evaluated to ...
- How Artificial Intelligence Can Reshape Homeland Security in 2024The Department of Homeland Security is on a mission to make sure customer experience (CX) permeates through everything the agency does, and artificial intelligence (AI) can help.
- Preparing for AI-enabled cyberattacksAs it is, 60% of respondents report that human-driven responses to cyberattacks are failing to keep up with automated attacks, and as ...
- A Short History of Weapon Systems with Autonomous FunctionalitiesThe first mass-produced U.S. weapon system with autonomous functionalities in its engagement-related functions was an air-dropped, passive acoustic homing ...
- What you need to know about autonomous weaponsAutonomous weapons are an immediate cause of humanitarian concern. Senior scientific and policy adviser at the ICRC, Neil Davison, explains.
- White Paper on Artificial Intelligence: a European approach to excellence and trustBuilding an ecosystem of trust is a policy objective in itself, and should give citizens the confidence to take up AI applications and give ...
