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Artificial intelligence & future warfare : implications for international security/ James Johnson

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JOHNSON James

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In: Defense & Security Analysis : Vol.35, Issue. 2, 2019, pp.147-169 (94)Summary: The article identifies several al-related innovations and technological developments that will likely have genuine consequences for military applications from a tactical battlefield perspective to the strategic level.

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The article identifies several al-related innovations and technological developments that will likely have genuine consequences for military applications from a tactical battlefield perspective to the strategic level.

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