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Description
Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into military decision-making
raises foundational challenges to the exercise of human agency in warfare. We
witness a series of complex practices of human-machine interaction. But current
scholarship in International Relations and adjacent social sciences does not yet
capture this distributed agency or its consequences for warfare. To address this,
HuMach offers novel analytical conceptualizations of distributed agency, investigates how human-machine interaction affects the deliberative space that can be exercised by humans in warfare, and identifies associated governance demands. Using practices as a sensitising concept, HuMach examines distributed agency empirically by drawing on the Responsible AI agenda that is gaining ground in some Western states.
raises foundational challenges to the exercise of human agency in warfare. We
witness a series of complex practices of human-machine interaction. But current
scholarship in International Relations and adjacent social sciences does not yet
capture this distributed agency or its consequences for warfare. To address this,
HuMach offers novel analytical conceptualizations of distributed agency, investigates how human-machine interaction affects the deliberative space that can be exercised by humans in warfare, and identifies associated governance demands. Using practices as a sensitising concept, HuMach examines distributed agency empirically by drawing on the Responsible AI agenda that is gaining ground in some Western states.
| Acronym | HuMach |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 01/08/2024 → 31/07/2028 |
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Human-Machine Interaction and Human Agency in the Military Domain
Bode, I., 2025, Waterloo, Ontario: Centre for International Governance Innovation.Research output: Book/report › Report › Research › peer-review
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Symposium on Military AI and the Law of Armed Conflict: Human-machine Interaction in the Military Domain and the Responsible AI Framework
Bode, I. & Nadibaidze, A., 4. Apr 2024Research output: Other contribution › Net publication - Internet publication › Communication
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