Artificial Intelligence and the Bomb Published
The book 'Artificial Intelligence and the Bomb: Strategy and Nuclear Risk in the Digital Age' by James Johnson, translated by Mohammadamin Pourhosseinqoli, has been released.
According to the reporter of Ambassador Arjan of Iran (Ambassador Arjan), the book "Artificial Intelligence and the Bomb: Strategy and Nuclear Risk in the Digital Age" written by James Johnson and translated by Mohammad Amin Pourhsingoli is more than a strategic research in the field of international security, it is a text that narrates one of the most fundamental changes in the existential nature of modern man; Handing over the power of life and death to algorithms. This work is a careful analysis of the moment when man, in an effort to improve the security and speed of decision-making, surrenders his agency to something that is no longer an obedient tool, but an autonomous and unpredictable structure.
With a critical eye, Johnson shows how the introduction of artificial intelligence into nuclear command systems is not a technical advance, but a collapse of the subject's place in history. During the Cold War, the deterrence paradigm was based on the presence of two human subjects who, despite fear, rationality, and even possible error, were ultimately responsible for pushing the button. Although that "strategic subject" was walking on the edge of the abyss of nuclear annihilation, his will was still the boundary between being and not being. In this work, Johnson shows how the arrival of smart technologies deconstructs this classic narrative. We are now facing the "age of algorithmic wars"; Where the speed of data processing leaves no time for human thought. Intelligent systems operate at a speed that the human will cannot keep up with, even if it were to intervene.
The content of the book focuses on the concept of "structural instability". The integration of artificial intelligence into nuclear command structures leads to a phenomenon called "automation bias". In this situation, due to the technical complexity and huge amount of data, humans unconsciously accept the machine's decisions without critical evaluation. This is where the moral pause—the moment when the subject must resist the temptation to violence—is completely removed. Johnson argues that intelligent machines are "black boxes" whose internal logic is not entirely transparent even to human designers. When the agency of survival is delegated to such a structure, the human is no longer the owner of the decision, but only the verifier of the output of the algorithm; A passive agent is a system that he created but no longer controls. The architecture of Johnson's text follows a conscious movement.
The book begins with an examination of theoretical frameworks, but as it progresses, the human subject fades into more complex technical narratives. The structure of the book shows well that in the cybernetic space, agency is no longer an internal feature of the subject, but has become a function of the speed of the network. As the reader progresses through the text, the reader experiences the same sense of subjugation that nuclear systems impose on military commanders: the sense that there is no more time for any meaningful or moral action, and that the automaton has already mapped out the path to disaster. From the perspective of subject criticism, what Johnson describes is the ultimate stage of alienation. Here, artificial intelligence is not a servant, but an "inorganic pseudo-subject" that imposes its mathematical logic on the living world.
The book "Artificial Intelligence and the Bomb: Strategy and Nuclear Risk in the Digital Age" written by James Johnson, translated by Mohammad Amin Pourhsingoli, in 210 pages, was published at the price of five hundred and fifty tomans in Jahan Kitab Publishing House.
The book "Artificial Intelligence and the Bomb: Strategy and Nuclear Risk in the Digital Age" written by James Johnson and translated by Mohammad Amin Pourhsingogli was published in Jahan Kitab.
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