| Abstract [eng] |
During the planning phase of this book, we had already been observing for a few years the rapid and discussion-provoking environmental change related to artificial intelligence (AI). At the core of this is a technology-driven transformation, in which the capabilities of IT tools have developed significantly from before. At the same time, human interaction is changing in a new way mediated by technology. Additionally, the shaping is also intellectual, because technology is not merely a tool but an actual actor, whose presence in our military operational environment is increasing. AI-interfaced wargaming needs to be addressed, studied and governed from ethical perspectives. More broadly, this book invites a rethinking of the relationship between technology and knowledge in contemporary societies. To regain our grasp of understanding new and inevitable changes, we can best utilize interdisciplinary research. This requires philosophical, societal, and technological research, each of which highlights its own perspective. There is a suitable tension between the perspectives. In practice, tense perspectives can be articulated in text, and through them, unifying insights can be created here and now. |
