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Artificial intelligence is linked to deterrence theory as it fundamentally alters the dynamics of regional conflicts by impacting command-and-control systems [1], complicating traditional power hierarchies through the proliferation of new tools [2], and shifting state perceptions regarding escalation risks and preemptive strategies [3].
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Beyond Missile Deterrence: The Rise of Algorithmic Superiority trendsresearch.org 3 facts
claimThe availability of commercial drones, open-source artificial intelligence models, and cyber tools empowers smaller states and non-state actors to challenge established power hierarchies and complicate traditional deterrence.
claimArtificial intelligence alters state perceptions of deterrence, vulnerability, and escalation risks by potentially increasing mistrust and encouraging preemptive moves due to the speed and opacity of the systems.
claimIn regional conflicts characterized by distrust and fragile communication, AI-based deterrence can be either stabilizing or destabilizing, depending on the design and management of detection, attribution, and command-and-control systems.