The role and significance of state‐building as ensuring national security in the context of artificial intelligence development

Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a major technology and represents a fundamental and revolutionary innovation of our time that has the potential to significantly change the global scenario. In the context of further development of artificial intelligence, state establishment plays a central role in ensuring national security. Countries are tasked with developing legal frameworks for the development and application of AI. Additionally, governments should commit resources to AI research and development to ensure access to cutting‐edge technology. As AI continues to evolve, nation‐building remains crucial for the protection of national security. Countries must shoulder the responsibility of establishing legal structures to supervise the progression and implementation of artificial intelligence. Investing in AI research and development is essential to secure access to cutting‐edge technology. Gracious society and open engagement apply critical impact on forming AI approaches. Civic organizations can contribute to expanding open mindfulness of the related dangers and openings of AI, guaranteeing straightforwardness and responsibility in legislative activities, and pushing for the creation of capable AI approaches. Open interest can help governments in comprehending the yearnings of citizens with respect to AI approaches. This study explores the role and importance of nation‐building in ensuring national security in the context of the development of artificial intelligence. It also examines how civil society and public participation can effectively shape AI policy. The topic offers diverse research and analytical opportunities that enable a deeper understanding of the interactions and mutual influences between statehood and artificial intelligence in the context of ensuring national security. It examines the potential and threats that artificial intelligence poses to national security and considers strategies that countries can adopt to ensure security in this area. Based on the research findings, recommendations and suggestions are made for governments and civil society to improve the effectiveness of public participation in formulating AI policies.

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AI Magazine
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2025-01-10
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https://doi.org/10.1002/aaai.12207
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Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a major technology and represents a fundamental and revolutionary innovation of our time that has the potential to significantly change the global scenario. In the context of further development of artificial intelligence, state establishment plays a central role in ensuring national security. Countries are tasked with developing legal frameworks for the development and application of AI. Additionally, governments should commit resources to AI research and development to ensure access to cutting‐edge technology. As AI continues to evolve, nation‐building remains crucial for the protection of national security. Countries must shoulder the responsibility of establishing legal structures to supervise the progression and implementation of artificial intelligence. Investing in AI research and development is essential to secure access to cutting‐edge technology. Gracious society and open engagement apply critical impact on forming AI approaches. Civic organizations can contribute to expanding open mindfulness of the related dangers and openings of AI, guaranteeing straightforwardness and responsibility in legislative activities, and pushing for the creation of capable AI approaches. Open interest can help governments in comprehending the yearnings of citizens with respect to AI approaches. This study explores the role and importance of nation‐building in ensuring national security in the context of the development of artificial intelligence. It also examines how civil society and public participation can effectively shape AI policy. The topic offers diverse research and analytical opportunities that enable a deeper understanding of the interactions and mutual influences between statehood and artificial intelligence in the context of ensuring national security. It examines the potential and threats that artificial intelligence poses to national security and considers strategies that countries can adopt to ensure security in this area. Based on the research findings, recommendations and suggestions are made for governments and civil society to improve the effectiveness of public participation in formulating AI policies.

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