Security Theory

Security theory in the use of artificial intelligence focuses on employing this type of technology for strategic purposes related to the national survival of the state and security purposes related to combating crime and other forms of societal disruption. Both categories of purposes relate to the concept of comprehensive security, primarily based on strategic power elements, of which artificial intelligence has become a crucial component. Furthermore, a thorough security analysis of the relationship between artificial intelligence and crime requires expanding the scope of research to include the agenda of the dual uses of intelligent systems by security/military organizations and organized/random crime groups to manage their activities within cities and across borders.

Autorentext
Professor Ameur Mosbah is a professor of strategic and security studies at the University of Algiers 3 and director of the Laboratory for Strategic Research. He has authored 52 individual books, ten collective books, and dozens of academic articles. His most recent book is Symbolic Power Theory: Fireless Management of War.